Individuals

Stock market investment fees

With your securities account you can invest in the Stock Market in a comfortable and easy manner. You can trade through the different digital channels with fees ranging from € 3 per trade up to € 2,000¹.

Open a securities account

Trade on the stock exchange from as little as €3¹

Invest in the main national and foreign markets with advantageous buying and selling charges, for shares, ETFs and warrants, depending on the value of the transaction¹:

National securities	International securities
€3 per operation up to €2,000	€20 per operation up to €15,000
€6 per operation from €2,000 to €15,000	0,35% of cash volume for higher amounts
0,25% of cash volume for higher amounts

Please note that in order to access these fees, you must sign up for a new securities account.

How to start trading on the Stock Market

At Banco Santander you can arrange investment products in any of the following ways:

ONLINE BANKING

If you are a customer, enter your private areaand access the Savings and Investment menu.

BRANCH OFFICES

You can obtain more information about the investment products you are interested in and arrange them directly at our network of branches.

1. Fee for intermediation services applicable to orders placed through remote banking channels (web or mobile APP) on shares, ETFs and warrants listed/negotiable on the Stock Exchange in (i) national markets: €3 per transaction up to €2,000 in cash, €6 per transaction from €2,000.01 to €15,000 and 0.25% on cash per transaction over €15,000.01; (ii) foreign markets: €20 per transaction up to €15,000 in cash, and 0.35% on cash per transaction over €15,000.01. To benefit from these conditions, it is necessary to open a new securities account. Consult the information on the rest of the costs and expenses associated with the aforementioned operation as well as other types of orders, securities and markets.

Before making an investment decision, you should consult the information contained in the legal documentation of the financial instrument (in the case of Collective Investment Undertakings (CIUs) in the Prospectus and in the Key Investor Information Document (KIID)), available both at the relevant supervisory body and at the market where the instrument may be admitted to trading. if it is, such as on the website of the issuing or managing entity of the same.

This is an advertising communication and its purpose is commercial. It is not contractually binding information, nor information required by any legislative provision, nor should it be considered as investment recommendation or advice of any kind, and is not sufficient to make an investment decision.