Even if online banks try to seduce it with attractive welcome offers, Trade Republic does not need a welcome offer to conquer more than 8 million users in 17 European countries. This online bank is directly accessible on the smartphone, through an application available on iOS and Android. In a few clicks, you can create your account and start spending your money using a free virtual card, sending money to your loved ones thanks to instant transfers or investing in shares or a pea.
With Trade Republic, it benefits from practical characteristics, such as the rounding of payments that allows, for example, to invest the rounding or saveback that allows you to receive 1% of your expenses made with the card.
What happens if you started investing in a few clicks from your smartphone?
The opening of an account in Trade Republic is done very quickly. Simply download the mobile application, be at least 18 years old and have your permanent residence in France, with a fiscal obligation in France.
Once his account opens, he has a current account with a Frenchian Iran. Trade Republic does not charge a monthly subscription and withdrawals greater than 100 euros are unlimited and free for distributors around the world.
With your Republic commercial account, you can request a physical bank card. Two are available, the classic visa card (single payment of 5 euros) and the iconic mirror card, in which it is possible to see (unique 50 euros payment).
Trade Republic makes the investment accessible by allowing its users to invest in crypts, shares and ETFs of one euro. If you want to invest in the long term, savings plans in ETF or shares are available, not forgetting the pea in which it is possible to invest up to 150,000 euros with tax capital gains.
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Source: BFM TV
