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@jodebrode Every exchange has spread, IB is not different. T212 has just higher spreads than IB. But then again for smaller amounts it does not matter and it is still cheaper.

@qman0011 Lump sum fee for trade is still there. Even on non pro tier (3€) you still have to pay around 1.5€ per trade when you buy VWCE for example (even more for some other ETFs) depending on a country per trade. This is way more than what you pay on spreads on higher spreads on Trading212...

@kingdiamond9 IB is probably the best option if you can invest larger lump sums of money, but it is bad for small sum investing. If you are only able to buy smaller amounts or are more comfortable that way or then go with Trading212. Trading212 holds your assets at IB so it should be reasonably...

@fere222 What makes you think you would not? T212 (or any broker really) does not earn money through holding your assets. If anything it costs them money. They earn money by people trading. Why would not they allow people to sell? For them it does not matter how much underlying assets cost.