Which stocks and ETFs are available on Bitpanda?

On Bitpanda, you can invest in a wide selection of global stocks and ETFs.

What stocks and ETFs can you trade on Bitpanda?

Our selection includes over 7,500 stocks and more than 2,500 ETFs. This allows you to invest in the companies you know or diversify your portfolio with a single click, covering global indices or specific sectors like technology and innovation.

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Live Asset Universe

Because our offering is constantly growing, we do not maintain a static list of assets here. To view the complete and real-time list of all tradable Stocks and ETFs, simply use the Discover section in the Bitpanda app or web app.

Risk Warning

Please remember that investing always involves risks, and the value of your assets can go down as well as up. You may sustain a loss of some or all of your invested capital.

How to find Stocks and ETFs on the Mobile App

Depending on how you prefer to browse, there are a few different ways to find your favourite assets in the Bitpanda app. Select a method below to view the steps.

Browse & Filter CategoriesBest for filtering by specific asset types (stocks, ETFs, commodities, metals)
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Use the Search FunctionBest if you already know the company or ticker name
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Discover Market HighlightsBest for exploring trends and new arrivals
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How to find Stocks and ETFs on the Web App

Prefer using your browser? Finding assets on the Bitpanda web app from your desktop or tablet is just as easy.

Web App NavigationFollow these steps on your browser or tablet
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How much does it cost to buy, sell and hold stocks and ETFs?

Our fee structure is designed to be as transparent as possible. You only pay a fixed fee of €1 for each buy or sell transaction, and the custody of your securities is completely free.

As with any investment, other costs may apply (such as spreads or currency exchange fees) that can affect your returns. For full transparency, we invite you to review our costs document.

How do trading and custody work?

When you trade, your orders are executed quickly and securely through the regulated Quotrix system of the Düsseldorf Stock Exchange. This ensures transparency, regulatory oversight and market-based price formation.

Security is our top priority. Your financial instruments are always held in a segregated securities account, separate from Bitpanda's own assets, to fully protect your investment.

Trading on regulated markets

Stock trading follows exchange rules, available liquidity and market conditions. As a result, asset availability and execution can vary depending on what is happening in the market.

Trading conditions & hours

Trading windows are open from Monday to Friday, 07:30 – 23:00 CET, excluding relevant holidays and market closures.

Please note: Stock trading is not available outside these hours and is not offered 24/7.

Missing an asset?

If you can't find a specific asset even after searching for its exact company name, ticker symbol, or ISIN, it means it is not currently part of our offering. However, our catalog is constantly expanding:

New listings
  • Our team continuously reviews new ISINs and potential additions to our product offering based on availability through the Quotrix stock exchange.
  • We also take customer feedback and community requests into account to help shape our universe.
  • Every new listing follows a strict process to ensure it meets market demands, operational and regulatory requirements before it can be added to our platform.
What are fractional shares?

Fractional shares allow you to invest in a piece of a share or an ETF with smaller amounts of money, without having to buy a full one. They are a great way to gradually diversify your portfolio.

Fractions generally do not grant voting rights and cannot be transferred or certificated. During corporate actions, rights (including dividends) are credited on a pro-rata basis and may be rounded down to the nearest eligible increment.