Fees and price list
Individual fee schedule for Privatebrokers brand clients
Acquisition of the purchase or sale of a financial instrument1:
The Privatebrokers trademark and the website www.privatebrokers.eu are operated by HABERL Wealth Management, o.c.p., a.s., ID No.: 53 070 194, with registered office at Trnavská cesta 74/a, 821 02 Bratislava.
Contracts concluded through the website www.privatebrokers.eu as a means of remote communication are concluded between HABERL Wealth Management, o.c.p., a.s. and its clients as distance contracts pursuant to Act No. 266/2005 Coll. on Consumer Protection in Distance Financial Services.
Opening an account
The account is maintained free of charge.
Deposit on account
Withdrawal from the account
Closing the account
Account Management
Conversion
Inactivity
CFD financial instruments
1 The fees for procuring the purchase or sale of a financial instrument set out in this individual tariff also include third party fees (e.g. stock exchange, trading systems, banks, custody and administration fees, notary fees, etc.).
Fees for trades executed in some countries and markets may also include local taxes for financial transactions such as France, UK, etc.
The interest on a loan or borrowing to execute a trade in a financial instrument for a "margin" account is 9.9% p.a.
Spread and Swap, is always indicated before the order is executed in the trading platform, it may differ from the value indicated in this price list as it is based on the current supply and demand of the market. Please check these values before placing an order, by placing an order you are agreeing to the current value.
Other services
Fees for other services not listed in this individual fee schedule are set forth in the regular fee schedule of HABERL Wealth Management, o.c.p., Inc. available at https://www.haberl.sk/dokumenty-a-povinne-udaje/.
This fee schedule is valid from 01.11.2023
Risk Warning
Financial contracts for difference are complex instruments and are associated with a high risk of rapid financial losses due to leverage.
Between 74% and 89% of retail investors' accounts experience financial losses when trading financial spread contracts.
You should consider whether you understand how financial gap contracts work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of suffering financial losses.