Trade Online - Book-entry account for you or your child
To invest in stocks and other exchange-listed investment products, you need to have a book-entry account. Open Trade Online, and we will open a book-entry account for you. We offer you comprehensive digital services and a wide range of investment options globally, with competitive brokerage fees.
Three good reasons to invest with Danske Bank
Invest globally
Access to 21 different stock markets *, all just a click away. Invest in both our and other providers' ETFs and investment funds.
Always the best possible price
Investment transactions are always executed at the best possible price. All markets have the same trading fees.
Comprehensive services
Access market information from 49 different markets across all devices. You can use real-time prices, news, and stock analyses to support your investment decisions.
* Stock markets for trading:
Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Ireland, United Kingdom, Italy, Canada, Latvia, Lithuania, Mexico, Norway, Portugal, Poland, France, Sweden, Germany, Finland, Switzerland, Denmark, USA, Estonia
You get these:
- Brokerage fees starting at €2 per transaction
- A management fee of €2 per month, waived for customers with an active Monthly Investment agreement in Mobile Bank
- Comprehensive investment services, regardless of time, place, and device
- Diverse investment options globally
- Investment transactions are always executed at the best possible price
- Influence your investment costs - the more investment transactions you make, the cheaper your investment fees are
Book-entry account or custody account?
A book-entry account is required to invest in stocks and other exchange-traded investment products. When you open Trade Online, a book-entry account is automatically created for you.
What is a book-entry account?
A book-entry account, also known as a custody account or stock portfolio, is an account intended for the storage of electronic securities. Book-entry accounts store electronic securities such as stocks and exchange-traded funds, i.e., ETFs. When an investor buys, for example, stocks, they do not receive a physical share certificate. Instead, ownership is registered directly on the book-entry account. A book-entry account is thus an electronic securities storage account.
Additional services for investors
- Real-time service - real-time prices and news services
- Analysis service - in addition to the above, Danske Markets Equities analysis database and Zenostock tool for finding stocks globally
- Stream service - in addition to the above, Danske Streamer market monitoring tool
This material is general information and does not constitute a complete description of the investment objective or of the risks involved. Before deciding to invest, customers should familiarize oneself with the characteristics, risks and taxation of the investment.
Investments always involves financial risk. Customers may not obtain the return sought and they may lose some or all the capital invested. It is worth remembering that past performance is no guarantee of future results. Customers must base their investment decisions on their own assessment of the financial instrument and the risks involved, as customers are ultimately responsible for the financial implications of their investment decisions.
This material does not constitute an individual recommendation, and the information provided is not related to the investment objectives, financial situation or specific needs of any individual customer. While every effort is made to provide information that is as accurate and correct as possible, the Bank does not guarantee the completeness or accuracy of information obtained from external sources. The views expressed represent the Bank’s estimates at the time of the preparation of this material and are subject to change without notice. The Bank shall not be liable for any costs or losses arising from the use of the information contained in this material.
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