Online trading services

• Trading in domestic shares, ETFs, warrants and certificates, foreign shares and ETFs
• Kauppalehti news
• Weekly report
• Up-to-date prices from the Helsinki, Stockholm, Copenhagen and Oslo stock exchanges, one bidding level, with a snapshot update
• Five bidding levels and a snapshot can be separately activated free of charge from the Helsinki, Stockholm and Copenhagen stock exchanges
• More than 20 different market places in Europe and Northern America including the largest stock exchanges from Lisbon to Helsinki are available to you.

Nordea's safe custody services are intended for shares and bonds of Finnish and foreign listed companies that are in book-entry form (i.e. paperless) and for Finnish securities in paper form. 

You can open the safe custody service in Netbank or at a Nordea branch.

The safe custody service includes:

• Payment of returns to your account.
• Management of share issues and other corporate events. You will receive notifications on corporate events, such as share issues, concerning your assets kept in custody, and we will deal with these events according to your instructions.
• Reporting on your assets. At least once a year, you will receive a report on the securities you have placed in custody, events concerning your assets and the returns paid on your assets. The most convenient way for you to keep track of your assets and their value is through a trading service in Netbank.

You can trade in the following market places and equities traded in the same currency as that of the stock exchange.

The price information from Helsinki, Stockholm and Copenhagen is displayed in real time. In the Investor's service price information in real time from Oslo stock exchange is also displayed and, with an additional fee, price information in real time from USA.

• Real-time prices, one bidding level, automatically updated (streaming) Helsinki, Stockholm and Copenhagen. The order book shows the top level for the instruments quoted on the Helsinki, Stockholm and Copenhagen stock exchanges. The prices will be updated automatically.
• Real-time prices, five bidding levels, a snapshot, Oslo. The order book shows the five best levels for the instruments quoted on the Oslo stock exchange. The prices are updated when you click the Update button.
• Real-time prices, one bidding level, automatically updated (streaming) Oslo. The order book shows the top level for the instruments quoted on the Oslo stock exchange. The prices will be updated automatically.
• Real-time prices, one bidding level, a snapshot, USA. The order book shows the top level for the instruments quoted on the New York stock exchange and on Nasdaq. The prices are updated when you click the Update button.
• Real-time prices, one bidding level, automatically updated (streaming) USA. The order book shows the top level for the instruments quoted on the New York stock exchange and on Nasdaq. The prices will be updated automatically.
• Nordea Markets’ corporate analyses and Company snapshots. In support to your investment decision, you will get the nearly 300 most important Nordic companies analysed by Nordea Markets with recommendations and target prices as well as Company snapshot corporate reviews of non-Nordic companies.
• Nordea Markets’ morning report. Our morning report gives you an insight into movements in the equity markets, company news, and key market drivers of the day.
• Additional purchasing power for stock exchange trading

* The quarter are based on the calendar year Jan-Mar, Apr-Jun, Jul-Sept and Oct-Dec. You can follow your brokerage fees in Nordea Investor. The additional services you can get free of charge does not include Morning reports.

*Additional purchasing power means that an order can be executed even if there were not enough cash at the time of the order. The additional purchasing power amounts to EUR 20,000. Additional purchasing power is used in stock exchange trading except for when the traded asset is a certificate, warrant or turbowarrant.

To avoid overdrawing the account, you must ensure that the authorisation hold is sufficient at the time the account is debited. Fees for European stock exchange trading transactions are debited within two banking days (t+2) and fees for North-American transactions within three (t+3) banking days from the conclusion of the trade. A rule of the thumb is that the money should be in the account in the evening preceding the debiting.

See the amendments to our tariff as as of 1 October 2021
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** The fee cap of 1% and the brokerage fees for transactions is only valid on the Nordic stock exchanges (Helsinki, Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen) and for ETF products (Exchange Traded Funds).

Market-specific exceptions

In the foreign exchange trading with non-euro stocks (and funds) the currency fee is 0.3%. In addition:

• the London Stock Exchange charges a stamp duty of 0.5 % of the transaction price
• a transaction tax of 0.3 % is levied on the purchases of the shares of the largest listed companies in France. The tax is not levied on brokerage fees, and it is not applicable to sales of shares.
• a transaction tax of 0.2 % is levied on the purchases of the shares of the largest listed companies in Spain. The tax is not levied on brokerage fees, and it is not applicable to sales of shares.
  
• a transaction tax of 0.1 % is levied on trades of Italian shares. No tax is levied on brokerage fees.

The brokerage fee is 2 % (minimum 168.19 euros) in orders which cannot be transmitted automatically. The total fee charged from the seller, and in subscription right trading also from the buyer, is no more than half of the transaction price.

For orders that are valid for more than one day, the brokerage fee will be charged on the basis of the order's daily execution. 

Please read the service's terms and conditions before making the agreement and starting to use the service.

General terms and conditions of orders to buy and sell securities
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General terms of book-entry accounts and safe custody of securities
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General terms and conditions governing bond tradingOpens new window