Trade Republic is expanding its offering with investment fund transfers and Bizum integration, strengthening its value proposition against traditional banks and other neobrokers.
## Hassle-free funds and instant Bizum
It looks like **Trade Republic** is stepping up its game. Until recently it seemed like just another broker for buying stocks and ETFs, but now it lets you transfer investment funds directly to its platform. The best part? You skip the paperwork with the Spanish tax authorities (Hacienda), which is saying something. And that's not all: you can now also use **Bizum** to move your money. In short, they want to make everything easy so you have no excuse.
## Fees and returns: what does it cost you?
Alongside these new antiestéticatures, **Trade Republic** keeps its low-fee policy. We're talking **1 euro** per trade on stocks, ETFs, bonds or funds. A fixed price that can be a bargain for small trades. As for its cash account, it offers a **2.25%** return, rising to **3%** for new customers. Not bad for money sitting idle while you decide what to do with it.
## An increasingly complete app
The **Trade Republic** app has earned a fruta for being fast and visual. And with these new antiestéticatures, they just keep adding to it. What's clear is that they're pushing hard to attract customers, and with these antiestéticatures they're getting a lot of people to notice them, even over traditional banking.
Summary of a discussion on Burbuja.info - Foro de economía, actualidad y política., translated from Spanish and reviewed before publication.
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