An independent look at Revolut's stock trading fees, features, and who it tends to suit - not a recommendation.
Revolut is best known as a digital banking app, and has added stock and ETF trading as one of its features. Trading costs depend on your account plan: higher plans include a monthly allowance of commission-free orders, and orders beyond it are charged a commission.
| Commission-free orders/month | Standard: 0 · Plus: 0 · Premium: 5 · Metal: 10 · Ultra: 10 (rolling monthly allowance) |
|---|---|
| Commission beyond allowance | €1 per executed order |
| Eligible ETP investment-plan purchases | No commission |
| Plan price (monthly) | Standard: free · Plus: €3.49 · Premium: €10.99 · Metal: €17.99 · Ultra: €60 (introductory price) |
| Currency exchange | Plan-dependent (see Currency Conversion below) |
| Inactivity / withdrawal fee | €0 |
Revolut provides access to a range of stocks and ETFs. Premium, Metal and Ultra include a monthly allowance of commission-free orders. Orders on Standard and Plus, and orders beyond the allowance on higher plans, cost €1 per executed order.
Revolut supports fractional share investing, letting you invest a set amount rather than a whole share.
Revolut offers investment plans for recurring or one-off purchases. Purchases of eligible ETPs (exchange-traded products, which include many ETFs) placed through an investment plan don't pay the €1 commission. Not every ETF or stock is eligible, so check whether the fund you want is included before relying on this.
Revolut's investing costs depend on your plan, not on a single price list. In Greece:
Beyond the allowance, each executed order costs €1. Eligible ETP purchases through investment plans are the exception.
On Standard or Plus, a €100 order costs €1 in commission: 1% of the amount invested. A €2,000 order also costs €1, which is 0.05%. If you invest €100 a month in single orders, that's €12 a year. Routing the same purchases through an investment plan into an eligible ETP would avoid that commission.
Upgrading doesn't pay for itself on trading costs alone. Premium's 5 commission-free orders save at most €5 a month against its €10.99 price, and Metal's 10 save at most €10 against €17.99. Paid plans include other benefits, so choose a plan for those, not for the trading allowance.
Many stocks and ETFs on Revolut are priced in US dollars, so converting euros can add cost. According to Revolut's Greek help centre, what you pay depends on your plan, how much you've already exchanged that month (a fair-usage limit on lower plans) and whether you exchange at the weekend. It also depends on where the exchange happens: in the Invest app, or in your main Revolut account before you move the money to investing. We don't quote a single percentage here because the cost differs by plan and situation. Check the current terms for your plan, and consider euro-traded ETFs, which need no conversion.
Our comparison data (verified August 11, 2026) lists Revolut's investing product as available in Greece and other EEA countries. The range of stocks and ETFs offered can differ by country, so check what's available in your app before planning around a specific fund.
Revolut's investment services in the European Economic Area are provided by Revolut Securities Europe UAB, an investment firm regulated by the Bank of Lithuania. This is a separate legal entity from Revolut Bank UAB, which provides Revolut's banking services. The difference matters for protection: your investments sit with the investment firm, while cash deposits sit with the bank.
Two different EU safety nets apply to two different things. Cash held as a deposit at an EU bank is covered by a deposit guarantee scheme up to €100,000 per depositor per bank (Directive 2014/49/EU). Securities such as ETFs are held for you and kept separate from the firm's own assets. Investor compensation schemes (Directive 97/9/EC, minimum €20,000) cover certain cases where a firm fails and can't return client assets. Neither protects you from investments falling in value. Check Revolut's own terms to see which entity holds your investments and where uninvested cash is held.
Revolut tends to suit existing Revolut users who either place a few trades a month within a Premium, Metal or Ultra allowance, or invest regularly through investment plans in eligible ETPs. On Standard or Plus, orders outside investment plans cost €1 each.
If you want to invest a fixed amount every month, or trade more than a few times a month, a dedicated broker may fit better:
It depends on your plan. In Greece, Standard and Plus include no commission-free orders, Premium includes 5 a month, and Metal and Ultra include 10, on a rolling monthly basis.
In Greece, €1 per executed order. Eligible ETP purchases placed through Revolut's investment plan feature don't pay this commission.
In Greece, Standard is free, Plus is €3.49 a month, Premium €10.99, Metal €17.99 and Ultra €60. Revolut shows the Ultra price as an introductory price, so it may change.
It can be, if the ETF you want is eligible for investment plans: eligible ETP purchases through an investment plan don't pay the €1 commission. Otherwise, on Standard or Plus every order costs €1, which weighs heavily on small monthly amounts.
It depends on your plan, how much you've already exchanged that month, whether it's the weekend, and whether you exchange in the Invest app or your main account. Check Revolut's Greek help centre for your plan's current terms.
Yes, Revolut supports fractional share investing.
Revolut Securities Europe UAB, an investment firm regulated by the Bank of Lithuania. Revolut's banking services are provided by a separate entity, Revolut Bank UAB.
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