€1? Yep, just ooooooone

✓ €1 trading fee when you buy or sell ETFs

✓ On any market and for any amount

✓ €0 custody fee

Same price for eeeverything and eeeveryone

Buy or sell ETFs with a trade fee of just €1 and no custody fees.

✔ For all markets: US, Europe or Spain
✔ For any amount: no matter how much you invest
✔ For every customer: no salary payments or subscriptions required

Thousands of ETFs on one app

✓ Choose from over 1,200 ETFs to invest in different assets without having to pick companies one by one.

✓ Invest in the companies that are changing the world and the ones that are part of your everyday life.

✓ Buy, sell and track the performance of your investments 24/7, wherever you are.

You decide. We’re here to help.

✓ Our investment specialists are on hand to help whenever you need it.

✓ With the backing of the Santander Group.

One investment. Plenty of opportunities.

✓ Investing in exchange-traded funds makes it easy to diversify your investments.

✓ Instead of investing in just one company, you can invest in many at once, across different sectors or markets, with a single purchase.

✓ Ideal for diversifying your portfolio without the hassle.

Invest in ETFs in 3 simple steps

  1. Go to “Investments” in the app
  2. Choose the ETF you want in the search tool
  3. Decide how much you want to invest and buy
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Want to transfer your ETFs to Openbank? We’re here to help.

Call us on 91 177 33 16 or 900 10 29 38, Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm, and our team of investment specialists will be happy to help.

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Any investment carries some level of risk, including the lack of return, loss of invested capital and/or foreign exchange risk for non-euro-denominated ETFs.

The level of risk, the fees and the information regarding each of the ETFs marketed by Open Bank, S.A. are set out in the Prospectus or Key Investor Information Document for each ETF, available on the individual pages for each ETF at www.openbank.es and www.cnmv.es.

1 The ETFs shown are, as at 4 September 2026, the most frequently purchased ETFs by Openbank customers within each of the asset classes represented (equities, sectors and commodities). They have been selected solely on the basis of objective purchase data and are provided for information and illustrative purposes only. The information provided does not constitute an investment recommendation, financial advice, financial analysis, an offer, solicitation or invitation to buy, sell or subscribe for financial instruments.

Want to learn more about ETFs?
What is an ETF?
Why invest in ETFs?
What can I invest in with an ETF?
Which indices can I invest in through ETFs with Openbank?
How much does it cost to invest in ETFs with Openbank?
Can I buy ETFs from the app?
How do I know how much I’ll pay?
What’s the difference between an ETF and a share?
Do I need previous experience to invest in ETFs?
Why invest in ETFs with Openbank?

What is an ETF?

ETFs are investment funds that are traded on the stock market. They allow you to invest in a range of assets with a single purchase.

For example, you can invest in an index, sector or region without having to choose individual companies one by one.

Why invest in ETFs?

They’re a simple way to diversify your investments.

With a single trade, you can invest across different companies, sectors or markets and build a more diversified portfolio.

What can I invest in with an ETF?

Choose from over 1,200 ETFs covering a range of assets and themes, including equities, fixed income, technology, energy, real estate, international markets and more.

Which indices can I invest in through ETFs with Openbank?

With Openbank, you can invest in ETFs that track major indices such as the S&P 500, IBEX 35 and Nasdaq 100. You can also choose from ETFs covering different asset classes, themes and geographical markets.

How much does it cost to invest in ETFs with Openbank?

You’ll pay a €1 fee per trade on both domestic and international markets.

There are no custody fees.

See the Fee Schedule for full details.

Can I buy ETFs from the app?

Yes. You can buy, sell and track your ETFs directly from the app or website.

Getting started is simple:

  1. Go to Investments > You invest.
  2. Open the search tool and select ETFs.
  3. Choose an ETF, enter how much you want to invest and confirm your purchase.

And that’s it.

How do I know how much I’ll pay?

Before confirming any trade, you’ll see the applicable fees and costs.

That way, you’ll know exactly how much you’ll pay before you invest.

What’s the difference between an ETF and a share?

When you buy a share, you invest in a single company.

When you buy an ETF, you invest in a range of assets that can include multiple companies, sectors or markets.

That’s why ETFs can be a simple way to diversify your investments.

Do I need previous experience to invest in ETFs?

No. ETFs are widely used by investors looking for a simple way to diversify their portfolio.

And if you need help, you can always call our investment specialists on 91 177 33 16 or 900 10 29 38.

Why invest in ETFs with Openbank?

Why invest in ETFs with Openbank?

Because you get:

  • Over 1,200 ETFs to choose from
  • Just €1 fee per trade
  • No custody fees
  • Access to domestic and international markets
  • Everything in one app
  • The backing of Santander Group

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