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BISON vs Trade Republic

Two Germany, Austria and Switzerland broker apps with spread buying - stop orders and Stuttgart context vs. Neobroker with stocks, ETFs and crypto.

What matters

Key differences to help you choose, without an overall score.

  1. BISON

    • If you want to buy crypto using an app and savings plan and then withdraw to your own wallet.
    • If you prefer a broker interface without your own maker/taker order book and account for the spread.
  2. Trade Republic

    • If you want to manage crypto purchases and savings plans alongside other investments in the same broker account.
    • If you check supported withdrawal assets and networks before transferring to your own wallet.

Features

Differences6

Shared features12

Overview

Conclusion — Strengths, limitations and suitable uses. Your workflow and the functions it requires are what matter.

Editorial assessment

This crypto exchange comparison compares BISON and Trade Republic as providers for purchasing crypto in one app. The central cost question is: How many coins do you receive for the same total euro amount, and what does the subsequent payout cost? Compare the same asset, the same amount and, if possible, the same time. Card rewards and new customer bonuses are not included in this purchase invoice.

BISON quotes an average prorated spread of 1.25% for BTC and ETH and 1.75% for other cryptocurrencies; the actual spread may vary. BISON's fee overview also distinguishes between free SEPA deposits and card deposits with 2.49% and shows crypto withdrawals as free (access 19.09.2026). A spread already included in the offer price will not be added again.

On its German crypto site, Trade Republic describes recurring investment plan options without additional costs in addition to the spread. According to this source, there are network costs for transfers to external wallets, but no transfer fee (access 19.09.2026). The specific spread of an individual order and the respective network fee are not quantified here. Therefore, the table does not give a complete total euro price and no cost winner. Read the cost preview of your specific order; The recurring investment plan statement is not automatically transferable to individual purchases.

For self-custody, you also check the specific asset, the supported network and the minimum amount. A general wallet withdrawal function does not confirm the withdrawal of every coin. The guide to your own wallet separates purchase and transfer.

BISON and Trade Republic also differ in order types and the remaining product scope. Check the proven features instead of a blanket recommendation: BISON and Trade Republic.

Compare alternatives

01

BISON

Pros

  • CASP/BaFin reference documented
  • Recurring investment plan and app
  • Payout to your own wallet

Cons

  • Costs via spread instead of maker/taker order book
  • No futures/perps
  • Less pro trading depth than pure CEX

more suitable if...

  • If you want to buy crypto using an app and savings plan and then withdraw to your own wallet.
  • If you prefer a broker interface without your own maker/taker order book and account for the spread.
02

Trade Republic

Pros

  • CASP/BaFin reference documented
  • Recurring investment plan and app
  • Payout to your own wallet

Cons

  • No published proof of reserves — custody via BitGo according to support
  • Costs: EUR 1 Flat plus spread (no fixed provider % - no quantified scenario amount)
  • No futures/perps in the crypto catalog
  • Broker account and card are separate products

more suitable if...

  • If you want to manage crypto purchases and savings plans alongside other investments in the same broker account.
  • If you check supported withdrawal assets and networks before transferring to your own wallet.

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