I've had a @traderepublic account since 2019, so I went through their new Web Trading properly. Personally, I've been using them as my venue for equities and commodity markets. A few things that actually matter for how I work, purely on a functionality level: → Best Price (default): €1 per trade. The algorithm compares prices across relevant liquid exchanges and executes your order at the best available price among them. Stocks & ETFs, Mon–Fri 7:30–24:00. → Direct Price: €2 per trade, fixed, on any order size — you choose the venue from ~30 exchanges (Xetra, Euronext, Nasdaq and more). Third-party costs and spreads still apply. → Free real-time order book data for Xetra, Euronext and Nasdaq (premium feeds from €5/month per exchange if you want more). → A browser-based terminal you configure yourself: custom widget boards, equity and derivative screeners, global order book, watchlists, 500+ data points per name. This latter one I favor a lot, as now I don't need to click extra buttons while executing my trades, I can optimize the trading entirely. The reason I fancy @traderepublic is their low cost model + thickness of order books, which reduces the slippage costs on all of the trades that I make. Same account you already have, including the variable interest on your uninvested cash (currently in line with the ECB rate, 2.25%). My honest read: a useful complement for active, self-directed retail investors who want more control and transparency on execution and cost, not a replacement for how you already invest, and not personal advice. Try it here: https://t.co/rp7wLnGFNQ Disclaimer: Investing carries risk. The value of your investments may rise or fall and you may not get back the full amount invested. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.