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Revolut (stocks) fees and price list 2026: equity savings account, trading and funds

In October 2026 on Revolut's Standard plan you get one fee-free share trade a month, and after that the fee is 0.25%, at least €1. Investments are protected by Lithuanian investor protection up to €22,000.

Note: The provider does not report your sales to the Tax Administration for pre-filling, so you report the sales and dividends yourself (forms 9A and 16B).
Helsinki exchange, ordinary pricenot confirmed
Equity savings accountnot offered
US0.25%, min. €1
Currency conversion markup0.00%, free €1,000/month, above that 1.00%

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Revolut (stocks) trading costs

Revolut (stocks) brokerage fees and currency conversion
MarketPriceDetails
Helsinki exchangenot confirmedOn the Standard plan 1 fee-free order a month (Plus 3, Premium 5, Metal and Ultra 10), after that 0.25% of the trade amount, at least €1 (Ultra and Trading Pro 0.12%). Currency exchange on the Standard plan is free up to €1,000 a month, 1% on the part above that (Plus 0.5%, Premium, Metal and Ultra unlimited). US shares are traded in dollars.
US (NYSE, Nasdaq)0.25%, min. €1The price is in euros.
Nordic and other marketssee detailsThe availability of the Helsinki exchange was not confirmed.
Currency conversion0.00%, free €1,000/month, above that 1.00%The currency conversion markup applies to trades in a foreign currency.

The price in the table is the ordinary price paid by a customer who trades rarely. Calculate your own cost with the cost comparison calculator.

Equity savings account

Revolut (stocks) equity savings account
FactValue
Offerednot offered
Monthly feenot available
Opening feenot available

Not offered. Under the equity savings account act, an equity savings account is an account at a deposit bank or at the Finnish branch of a foreign credit institution, and the provider must register with the Financial Supervisory Authority.

Read the rules, taxation and comparison on the page equity savings account.

Book-entry account and custody

Custody: nominee register (the securities are held in the name of the broker and its custodians). Monthly fee: €0.00.

Revolut Securities Europe UAB does not charge a custody fee (ex-ante cost statement). Investment account in the Revolut app; securities in the nominee registration of the broker and third parties.

Funds and ETFs

No own index funds.

In ETF investment plans the minimum fee for recurring purchases does not apply (ex-ante cost statement).

ETF monthly saving: not available. On recurring ETF purchases the fee above the monthly quota is 0.25% (Standard) with no €1 minimum; the ETF Investment Plan terms were not checked. Fractional shares: not available.

Compare funds on the page index funds.

Taxation and reporting

Revolut (stocks) does not report your sales to the Tax Administration, so you report the sales (form 9A) and other capital income and foreign dividends (form 16B) yourself. Service in Finnish: not available. Read taxation of foreign brokers.

Investor protection

Lithuanian investor protection (Indėlių ir investicijų draudimas): up to €22,000 if Revolut Securities Europe UAB cannot return assets. Cash at Revolut Bank UAB is covered by deposit guarantee up to €100,000. Read also about the deposit guarantee: the deposit guarantee and the investors' compensation fund are different things.

Reviews: ratings of Revolut (stocks)

Public ratings from three sources, retrieved . The figures are third-party ratings that Pankkitutka has neither checked nor edited. Review texts are not quoted. Read more: bank ratings and reviews compared.

Revolut (stocks) public ratings
SourceRatingCountLink
Trustpilot4.7 / 5473,352 reviewswww.revolut.com on Trustpilot
App Store: Revolut - Mobile Finance4.8 / 511,511 ratingsApp in the App Store
Google Play: Revolut4.8 / 54,158,977 ratings, all countriesApp on Google Play
  • The Trustpilot rating is the company's global profile, not specific to Finland.
  • The Google Play figures cover all countries, not only Finland. The App Store figures are from the Finnish store.

Based on the data

The pros and cons below are based on Pankkitutka's price data, not on the ratings.

Pros

  • Pro: 1 fee-free trade a month even on the free plan
  • Pro: Currency exchange free up to €1,000/month
  • Pro: No custody fee

Cons

  • Con: After the quota 0.25%, min. €1
  • Con: Currency exchange 1% on the part above the monthly limit on the Standard plan
  • Con: No equity savings account and no Finnish tax reporting

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Data checked 16 October 2026. Check the current prices and terms with the provider.

Frequently asked questions

What does trading at Revolut (stocks) cost?

In October 2026 Revolut (stocks) brokerage fees: Helsinki exchange: not confirmed; US: 0.25%, min. €1; currency conversion 0.00%. On the Standard plan 1 fee-free order a month (Plus 3, Premium 5, Metal and Ultra 10), after that 0.25% of the trade amount, at least €1 (Ultra and Trading Pro 0.12%). Currency exchange on the Standard plan is free up to €1,000 a month, 1% on the part above that (Plus 0.5%, Premium, Metal and Ultra unlimited). US shares are traded in dollars. Note: report your trades to the tax authority yourself. Check the current price list with the provider.

Does Revolut (stocks) offer an equity savings account?

In October 2026: no. Not offered. Under the equity savings account act, an equity savings account is an account at a deposit bank or at the Finnish branch of a foreign credit institution, and the provider must register with the Financial Supervisory Authority.

Does Revolut (stocks) report trades to the Tax Administration?

In October 2026 Revolut (stocks) does not report the sales: it is a foreign remote broker, and sales made through it are reported by the customer (sales on form 9A, other capital income and foreign dividends on form 16B). If shares or other securities have been sold through a foreign remote broker, you must report the gains and losses yourself; the Tax Administration also receives information on trades made abroad and monitors their reporting.