justTRADE review 2026
How good is justTRADE really?
justTRADE is a neobroker from the Sutor Bank group, launched in 2019, that offers securities trading without order fees in the conventional sense. We assessed the custody account using Kosten.org's custody account methodology and took the terms exclusively from the schedule of prices and services and the product pages at justtrade.com.
Highlights of our justTRADE review
- 59 out of 100 points in the custody account review
- Custody account and settlement account completely free of charge
- Only 177 ETF savings plans, with a 25 euro minimum savings amount
- No Xetra trading and no telephone support
Table of contents
1 Custody account fee
2 Trading costs
3 Savings plan offering
4 Product range
5 Interest & extras
6 Usability
7 Customer service & security
Pros & cons at a glance
Pros
- Custody account and settlement account without any fees
- Savings plan executions completely free of charge
- One-off investments at LS Exchange and Tradegate BSX for 1.00 euro
- Free real-time push prices for all nine trading venues
- Direct crypto trading in addition to shares, ETFs and derivatives
Cons
- Only 177 ETF savings plans, below every rating threshold
- Minimum savings amount of 25 euros rules out small instalments
- No trading via Xetra possible
- Customer service exclusively in writing, no hotline
- Credit interest of 0.00 per cent on the settlement account
Conclusion: justTRADE review
justTRADE is inexpensive for active one-off investors and crypto enthusiasts, because the custody account, settlement account and savings plan execution cost nothing and one-off orders are possible from 1.00 euro. For savings plan investors, however, the broker is hardly suitable: 177 ETFs available for savings plans with a 25 euro minimum instalment is one of the weakest figures across the market. Together with the missing Xetra access and the purely written support, it is only enough for a satisfactory overall result.
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