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ING Broker NARANJA España: activity tiers, fee caps, custody and order controls

ING Spain’s share and ETF account uses previous-quarter trading activity to set brokerage and currency-conversion rates. The fee cap, quarterly custody waiver and separate real-time-data subscription are important parts of the comparison.

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ING Bank N.V.’s Spanish branch offers bank-linked share and ETF dealing. Activity tests for brokerage, custody and optional market data are separate.

  • New accounts begin on Base pricing; at least 15 qualifying trades in the previous calendar quarter unlock Reduced pricing.
  • The standard dealing charge has a cap for orders below the tariff’s stated €/$/£50,000 threshold; taxes and other costs are excluded.
  • One qualifying share or ETF trade in a calendar quarter waives custody; without it, custody is charged per class of holding.
  • Two simultaneous stop instructions are independent: execution of one does not automatically cancel the other.

Broker NARANJA is ING Spain’s securities account for shares and ETFs. Its headline price is activity-based: dealing often enough can lower the next quarter’s brokerage and currency markup, while even one qualifying quarterly trade can remove custody charges. These are different tests, so an occasional investor should compare the full holding cost rather than the lowest displayed commission.[1][2]

Accounts and eligibility

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Account structure

Account structure
ItemDetails
ProviderING Bank N.V., Sucursal en España.Source 1Source 2
Bank relationshipAn ING customer relationship and associated eligible bank account are required.Source 1Source 2
AccessBroker NARANJA through ING’s web and app environment.Source 1Source 2
Opening tariffNew accounts start on Base pricing.Source 1Source 2

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Shares, ETFs and market scope

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The service covers domestic and international listed shares and ETFs. The ordinary tariff covers the named Spanish, euro-area, Swedish, US and UK markets; the separate off-list-market tariff should not be mistaken for the standard online price. Availability of a security must be checked in the broker.[1][2]

Brokerage, currency and holding costs

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Ordinary dealing tiers

Ordinary dealing tiers
ItemBaseReduced
Prior calendar-quarter activityFewer than 15 qualifying tradesAt least 15 qualifying tradesSource 1Source 2
Euro-market commission€3 + 0.10%€1.50 + 0.05%Source 1Source 2
US-market commission$3 + 0.10%$1.50 + 0.05%Source 1Source 2
UK-market commission£3 + 0.10%£1.50 + 0.05%Source 1Source 2
Currency markup0.50%0.25%Source 1Source 2

The tariff caps bank brokerage at €20, $20 or £20 for orders below €50,000, $50,000 or £50,000 respectively; it also specifies the Swedish-krona equivalent. The cap excludes taxes and external costs. The PDF says “below” the threshold, so the exact-boundary order should be checked rather than assumed to qualify.[2]

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How activity is counted

How activity is counted
TestRule
Reduced pricingExecuted share/ETF purchases and sales in the same securities account count; rights and similar corporate operations do not.Source 1Source 2
Quarter resetPricing is reviewed on 1 January, 1 April, 1 July and 1 October using the preceding calendar quarter.Source 1Source 2
Custody waiverOne qualifying share/ETF trade during the current calendar quarter; transfers, dividends and rights do not satisfy it.Source 1Source 2
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Custody, transfers and optional data

Custody, transfers and optional data
ItemPublished charge
Custody without the waiver€4 plus VAT per class of holding per quarter; the product page displays €4.84 including VAT.Source 1Source 2
Outgoing securities0.20%, capped at €6 plus VAT per class.Source 1Source 2
Ordinary dividend/corporate-action administrationThe tariff lists €0 for the named standard actions; external depositary costs can still apply.Source 1Source 2
Tiempo Real Plus subscription€12.75 plus VAT per quarter; waived at six qualifying trades, with proportional rules for shorter subscriptions.Source 1Source 2
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Illustrative €10,000 order

Illustrative €10,000 order
Cost elementBaseReduced
Euro-market bank brokerage€13€6.50Source 1Source 2
Indicative markup on €10,000 converted€50€25Source 1Source 2

The examples isolate commission and conversion markup; they are not an all-in execution quote. The PDF explains that the entry screen’s exchange rate is provisional and that the final conversion uses the next business day’s market rate with the applicable markup. Venue charges, taxes and ADR/depositary fees can add to the result.[2][4]

Order controls and tools

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Supported order instructions

Supported order instructions
ControlPractical consequence
Market / limit / best-price ordersDifferent price and execution conditions; a limit can remain unfilled.Source 3
Stop-loss and trailing sell stopA trigger does not guarantee the eventual execution price. The described trailing stop is restricted to the Spanish continuous market.Source 3
Two stops on one holdingProfit-taking and loss-limiting stops are independent; cancel the remaining order when the other executes.Source 3

ING’s product description includes interactive charts and portfolio monitoring. Optional enhanced real-time data has its own activity threshold and subscription charge, so the ordinary platform being available without a separate charge does not make every market-data service free.[1][2]

Cash and securities transfers

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Keep brokerage cash, invested securities and unsettled sale proceeds separate when planning a withdrawal. The published transfer tariff concerns moving securities to another institution; it is not a promise of instant cash availability after a sale. Foreign investments also create exchange-rate exposure independently of ING’s conversion markup.[2]

Entity and public registration

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Operating entity

Operating entity
ItemDetails
Legal entityING Bank N.V., Sucursal en España.Source 5
Bank registerBanco de España’s 28 October 2026 monetary-financial-institution list identifies the Spanish branch under code 1465.Source 5
ScopeThe entry establishes the branch’s identity; it does not insure a security against market losses.Source 5
Headquarters
Spain
The companies behind the brand

Legal entities & licences

These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.

ING Bank N.V., Sucursal en España

SpainSource 1Source 5

No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.

Assessment

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ING is easier to compare when three separate thresholds are modelled: 15 trades for the next quarter’s lower dealing tariff, one for the current quarter’s custody waiver, and six for the optional data subscription. Making extra trades solely to obtain a lower tariff can cost more than the saving. For an inactive portfolio, estimate custody across the number of different holdings as well as the eventual sale and transfer costs.

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Sources & further reading

  1. Broker NARANJA applicable tariff, document code 12/25 ING Bank N.V., Sucursal en España · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
  2. ING: additional market costs ING · Accessed 29 Oct 2026

This profile reports dated public information, including broker-published services and terms. It does not independently test or guarantee execution, pricing or withdrawals. Inclusion is not an endorsement. Permissions and protections apply only to the named legal entity, service and client category; check the current official records and your contract.

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