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Revolut’s trading fees

Here’s what you need to know about the trading fees applied by Revolut Securities Europe UAB.

Commission fees

Depending on your plan, you’ll be able to make a certain number of commission-free trades within your plan’s rolling monthly allowance.

The quotas for each plan type are as follows:

  • Standard: 1 trade
  • Plus: 3 trades
  • Premium: 5 trades
  • Metal and Ultra: 10 trades

Trades outside your monthly allowance are subject to a commission fee.

Commission fee amount:

  • The greater of 0.25% of the order amount if you are a Standard, Plus, Premium or Metal customer, or the minimum fee of 4 zł
  • 0.12% of the order amount if you’re an Ultra customer, or the minimum fee of 4 zł
  • 0.12% of the order amount if you have Trading Pro add-on (no minimum fee applies). You can find more on Trading Pro in this FAQ

Custody fees

No custody fee will be charged.

Currency exchange (FX) fees

To execute a trading order, you might need to convert the currency in your main Revolut account. Currency exchange fees vary depending on your plan.

ADR pass-through fees

These are fees charged by a depositary bank on your American Depositary Receipt (ADR) holdings. They generally range from $0.01 to $0.05 per share and are normally charged once per year, depending on ‌‌the ADR. For more information, you can visit this FAQ.

Regulatory fees for US stocks

These are fees imposed on US stock trading by regulators such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA). These are levied on brokerage firms for engaging in stock trading.

The SEC levies a $27.80 fee for every $1,000,000 of principal sold, rounded up to the nearest cent. The fee is applied proportionally for lower transactions under $1,000,000 with the fee minimum of $0.01.

Regulatory fees for EU stocks

Certain countries, like Spain, France, and Italy, impose a transaction tax (the Financial Transaction Tax), related to buying or selling financial instruments of companies incorporated in that country. This may vary per country and is levied by ‌local authorities. 

Currently, this fee will be applicable to buy orders of French, Spanish, and Italian-based companies:

  • FR: 0.3% of the order amount
  • ES: 0.2% of the order amount
  • IT: 0.1% of the order amount

This fee doesn’t apply to ETFs registered in the European Union, available to Trading customers in the EEA.

For more information, you can refer to our Trading fees page.

If you're a customer of Revolut Trading Ltd., you’ll find the answer to this question in this FAQ.

To see which Revolut Trading entity is your service provider, go to this FAQ.