ProRealTime with Interactive Brokers - Brokerage fees Recurring investments (DCA)

Country Fee per order minimum
EU Stocks & ETFs
0.06%
of trade value + exchange fees
EU Stocks & ETFs
0.06%
of trade value + exchange fees
Min.
1.5
1.5
US Stocks & ETFs
$0.005
per share traded + exchange fees
US Stocks & ETFs
$0.005
per share traded + exchange fees
Min.
$0.5
$0.5

How does it work ?

This pricing only applies to recurring investments created from your Interactive Brokers account management interface.

For any instruments other than those mentioned in the table above, the fees are the same as for regular trades.

To create and/or manage your recurring investments:

  • Log in to your Interactive Brokers account management interface.
  • From the menu, click on "Trade" then "Recurring investments".

Other fees on Stocks, ETFs

Exchange and clearing fees as of 01/07/2026. These fees can increase or decrease at any time.

When you trade stocks with ProRealTime, your order will be automatically routed to the exchange offering the best execution conditions. The quantity may also be split among different exchanges in order to obtain the best execution conditions. In such a case, the flat fees per order may apply several times.

Some exchanges may charge additional fees on hidden portions of iceberg orders (example : additional 0.0025% fee for LSE).

fees
% of order value
Flat fees
per order
Blue chip stocks 0.0095% €0.17
Others stocks 0.0095% €0.23
ETFs 0.006%
min. €1.20
€0.10
fees
% of order value
Flat fees
per order
ETFs 0.0045%
min. £0.10
£0.06
Others 0.0045%
min. £0.11
£0.06
fees
% of order value
Flat fees
per order
Stocks, ETFs and Turbos 0.008%
min. €0.90
€0.03
ETFs 0.008%
min. €0.90 max. €76.00
€0.03
fees
% of order value
Flat fees
per order
Stocks, ETFs and Turbos 0.0656%
min. €3.42
€0.07
Warrants 0.0095% €0.485
fees
% of order value
Flat fees
per order
Stocks €0-100,000 order - €1.265
Stocks €100,000.01-200,000 order - €2.265
Stocks €200,000.01-300,000 order - €3.265
Stocks > €300,000 order - €4.265
ETFs 0.006%
min. €1.20
€0.265
fees
% of order value
Flat fees
per order
Stocks 0.04% -
fees
% of order value
Flat fees
per order
Stocks - € 0.003% €0.03
Stocks - CHF 0.003% CHF 0.03
Stocks - GBP 0.003% £0.03
fees
% of order value
Flat fees
per order
Stocks - € 0.003% €0.03
Stocks - CHF 0.003% CHF 0.03
Stocks - GBP 0.003% £0.03

Exchange and clearing fees as of 01/07/2026. These fees can increase or decrease at any time.

Transaction and clearing fees

NSCC, DTC Fees
$0.0002
per share
Transaction Fees for sell orders
(Stocks, ETFs, ETPs, Warrants, Rights, Voting Trust Certificates)
0.00206%
of order value
NYSE Pass-Through Fees 0.0175%
of total comission
FINRA Pass-Through Fees 0.056%
of total comission
FINRA Trading Activity Fee
$0.000195
per share
FINRA Consolidated Audit Trail Fees
up to $0.000003
per share

Exchange and clearing fees as of 01/07/2026. These fees can increase or decrease at any time.

Transaction and clearing fees

VENTURE CA$0.0001 per share
(max. CA$2 per order)
Other CA$0.00017 per share
(max. CA$2 per order)
SEC Transaction Fee CA$0.00011 per share
(max. CA$3.3 per transaction)

Interactive Brokers accounts are multi-currency accounts, which means you can hold a cash balance in multiple different currencies on the same account.

When you buy securities in a currency you do not hold, your available funds in other currencies are not automatically converted.

Instead, the required funds will be borrowed from Interactive Brokers to finance the trade, which will result in a negative cash balance in that currency.

Whenever you keep a negative cash balance at the end of day, interests apply on this balance.

Example: You make a deposit for €10,000 (cash in € = €10,000, cash in $ = 0). If you buy $1,000 of US stocks, this amount will be automatically borrowed to finance the transaction (cash in € = 10,000, cash in $ = -1,000). Interests apply on the borrowed amount until your cash in $ becomes positive again.

Note that you can manually convert funds you hold in other currencies before the trade to avoid paying interests.

Click here to learn more and see the current rates.

Margin trading

Whenever you try to buy stocks for a value greater than the cash available on your account, the trade will be financed automatically by borrowing the funds needed (provided that you have the margin required).

Whenever you keep a negative cash balance at the end of day, interests apply on this balance.

Example: You make a deposit for €10,000 (cash = €10,000). If you buy €20,000 of stocks, €10,000 will automatically be borrowed to finance the trade (cash = -€10,000). Interests apply on the borrowed amount until your cash becomes positive again.

Click here to learn more and see the current rates.

Short-selling

When you short-sell a stock, the shares sold are automatically borrowed (provided that there are enough available to borrow).

If you keep this position for several days, interests apply on the value of the borrowed shares.

Contact us for more information.

The taxes below apply to instruments listed in France, Italy, UK and Spain. Please note that these tax rates might be subject to change in the future.

  • France: securities issued by French companies with a market capitalization of at least €1 billion as of December 1st (reviewed annually) are subject to a transaction tax of 0.4 %.
  • Italy: securities issued by Italian companies with a market capitalization of at least €500 million are subject to a transaction tax of 0.12 % (0.22 % for OTC transactions).
  • United Kingdom: securities issued by companies based in the United Kingdom are subject to a stamp duty tax of 0.5 %.
  • Taxation on Spanish Stocks: the Spanish Financial Transaction Tax (FTT) of 0.20% is applied to all purchases of Spanish shares and equity-linked securities (i.e. depositary receipts) in listed companies with a capitalisation above €1 billion.

The Depository Trust Company (DTC) collects custody fees on behalf of ADR agents for ADRs which do not pay periodic dividends. The fees are deducted by DTC in standard billing and will be passed to accounts which held the ADR on the record date.

For additional information on the fee you can consult the ADR prospectus.

ProRealTime offers reception and transmission of orders services on leveraged financial instruments with the broker Interactive Brokers who provides order execution services. Trading on leveraged instruments (Futures, selling options, short selling) exposes you to a risk of loss greater than your deposits and is only suitable for experienced clients who have sufficient financial means to bear such risk. CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 60% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs and spread bets with Interactive Brokers. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money. No information on this site is investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any financial instrument.