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Deka opens Bitcoin trading to Germany's savings bank network for a €0.99 fee

TradingGain Newsroom·10d ago·21 Oct 2026, 07:10 UTC

Deka, the asset manager tied to Germany's main savings bank network, has launched Bitcoin trading for participating banks. Customers pay a €0.99 order fee, a spread, and face restrictions on transfers. For traders, this is a sign that crypto access is spreading into mainstream European banking.

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Why it matters

Bitcoin trading is now available through participating savings banks in Germany.
Each order carries a €0.99 fee plus a spread, which adds to the cost of trading.
Restricted transfers may limit how easily customers move funds in and out.

What to watch next

Watch whether more savings banks join the network and whether any transfer rules change.

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