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Invest hassle-free with ETFs
One purchase, thousands of assets. Choose from over 100 exchange-traded funds (ETFs), like the S&P 500, from just 1€*.
Capital at risk.
ETFs
Instantly diversify your portfolio
ETFs are ready-made bundles of different stocks and assets. They help you spread your money across different companies and assets, to reduce your stock-specific risk.
Start with just 1€
With fractional ETFs, you can invest in thousands of assets starting with just €1*.
ETFs
Build your wealth long-term
Regularly add to your ETF over time to achieve your investing goals. Automate your payments daily, weekly or monthly so you never forget.
Buy ETFs in seconds
Developed and regulated in Europe
We are the first French platform to be authorised for the PSI (Prestataire de Services d’Investissement) and PSAN (Prestataire de Services sur Actifs Numériques) activities.
Your funds are covered
Your assets covered up to 70,000 euros by the Fonds de Garantie des Dépôts de Résolution.
Your data’s safe
We use AES 256-bit encryption, and have a Data Security & Protection team dedicated to keeping your private information safe.
*Other fees may apply. See our pricing page.
FAQs
What’s an ETF?
An ETF stands is an exchange-traded fund, which bundles stocks and other assets together into one overall fund. They remove the hassle and pressure of picking individual stocks.
Are ETFs good for beginners?
ETFs are good for beginners who want to invest, but don’t know which specific stocks to pick. By investing in ETFs, a beginner can gain exposure to a wide range of stocks and other assets in one single purchase.
Is investing in ETFs safe?
Whilst all investing comes with a level of risk, ETFs help diversify your investments which can reduce your exposure to risk. ETFs are viewed as one of the safer assets within the investing world.
Can I buy fractional ETFs?
Yes, you can buy a fraction of an ETF for a fraction of the price.
Are ETFs and index funds the same thing?
No, although ETFs and index funds share some similarities, they are not the same thing.
ETFs trade on stock exchanges just like individual stocks, while index funds are bought and sold directly from a fund company. This means that ETFs can be traded throughout the day, while index funds can only be bought and sold at the end of the trading day.
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