Finanzen invest (ehem. ZERO)

What the finanzen.net zero Aktien & ETF app is

finanzen.net zero Aktien & ETF is the mobile app for a broker run by finanzen.net zero GmbH. The listing says the broker now trades under the name Finanzen invest, formerly finanzen.net zero. The app combines account trading with the research of the Finanzen.net financial portal, so you can read an analysis and place the order without switching tools.

The listing describes it for people who want to trade shares, ETFs and derivatives and who want market commentary alongside their own portfolio. It also offers a web application for anyone who prefers a larger screen.

Trading shares, ETFs, funds and derivatives

The listing states that the broker offers more than 1,000,000 securities. These include shares, ETFs, funds and derivatives, all placed from the same depot.

For derivatives, the listing names six premium issuers whose products can be traded through the app. The partner list also names HSBC Deutschland, Morgan Stanley, Vontobel, Goldman Sachs, Vanguard, iShares and DWS Xtrackers, among others.

Orders are placed in the app and tracked against your depot. The listing does not describe how each order type works, so the details are best checked in the broker's own terms.

Savings plans and cryptocurrency trading

The app offers savings plans for securities, which the listing describes as free of charge. They are intended for regular investing into ETFs, funds and other securities in the broker's range.

Crypto trading covers 59 cryptocurrencies. The listing says these can be traded around the clock, unlike a stock exchange session. A free crypto wallet is included.

Prices, watchlists and research inside the depot

Prices are shown in real time, and the app includes a portfolio view, watchlists and an overview of the wider market. Push notifications can alert you when prices move, which the listing presents as a way to act on opportunities sooner.

The listing says the broker's research sits inside the depot. It names 25 years of market experience, expert assessments from German and international analysts and editorial insights, and says these come with no extra charge.

The listing also says the same account can be used from the web application if you want a larger layout.

What trading costs on the listed terms

The listing gives the order fee as 0 € for the broker's cost tariff. Market spreads are charged on top, and orders under 500 € carry an extra 1 € small-order surcharge.

According to the listing, there are no custody fees, no minimum trading volume, and no third-party flat fees or exchange fees. The developer cites Stiftung Warentest awards for 12/2023, 11/2024, 12/2025 and 11/2026, along with recommendations from Finanztip and Finanzfluss. These are the developer's citations, not independent figures from APKCube.

Where securities are held and how you sign in

The listing says securities are held in a personal custody account at Baader Bank in Germany. It also says the price quality of shares and ETFs is monitored by the exchange.

To sign in, the app offers biometric authentication. The listing also describes session approval through the Secure TAN app, which is a second confirmation step for logging in.