Accounts and headline costs
Sections ↑Patria Finance offers a Czech securities account for direct investing, with optional credit, retirement and managed-investment services. It provides web, mobile and telephone access. A normal share instruction and a separately agreed portfolio-management mandate give the firm different authority, even when both use the Patria name. This reference uses the account and documents available on 17 October 2026.[9]
Account and service routes
| Route | What it holds or does | Entry and operation |
|---|---|---|
| Ordinary securities account | Cash balances and investments recorded to the client. | Minimum account balance CZK 500; electronic-statement administration free.Source 6 |
| DIP | Separate retirement-investment portfolio under an additional agreement. | Use the DIP portfolio and payment reference; tax-qualified access has age and duration conditions.Source 13 |
| Regular investments | Selected ETFs and mutual funds through recurring instructions. | Published monthly starting amount CZK 500.Source 12 |
| Credit portfolio | Securities purchases partly financed by a Patria loan. | Collateral and eligible-instrument rules apply; the published starting collateral ratio is 40%.Source 11 |
Online identity checking can use Bank iD without uploaded identification or a verification payment. The alternative requires two identity documents and a payment of any amount from an own-name EU/EEA bank account. Companies and minors use a staff-assisted route. The verification payment is an identity step, distinct from the account’s minimum balance and the minimum for a recurring investment.[3]
Online share commission: entry bands
| Venue | Published online commission | Cost boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Prague | 0.35%; minimum CZK 30. | Order-value bands apply.Source 5 |
| United States | From USD 2.90 plus 0.30%. | Fixed and percentage components; larger-order bands differ.Source 5 |
| Selected continental European markets | From €4.90 plus 0.30%. | Check the actual venue and order-value band.Source 5 |
The detailed July tariff places the Prague entry band below CZK 100,000 and the US/selected-European entry band below CZK 50,000 equivalent. It calculates commission per execution day, so fills across several days can generate more than one charge. Prague has a separate exchange levy. The precise instrument and final order estimate matter more than a generic “from” price.[6]
Securities, markets and financing
Sections ↑Product and execution scope
| Area | Published route | Distinction |
|---|---|---|
| Shares | Prague and over 30 exchanges, including US, European and selected Asia-Pacific markets. | Usually whole shares; some venues impose a larger minimum lot.Source 10 |
| Funds and ETPs | Mutual funds, ETFs and other exchange-traded securities. | An ETP’s reference to commodities or cryptoassets does not make it direct custody of the underlying asset.Source 1 |
| Bonds | Exchange dealing where the broker has relevant membership; other bonds may execute OTC. | The execution policy describes Patria as an intermediary for bond orders.Source 16 |
| Leveraged securities | Warrants and leveraged certificates, alongside margin-financed shares. | These have instrument-specific leverage and issuer risks.Source 11 |
Margin trading lends money against agreed securities or cash collateral. Interest is charged on borrowing used; the product page says there is no establishment charge and no loan-use fee while undrawn. A leveraged purchase exposes the client to the whole change in the investment’s value, not merely the cash initially contributed. Patria publishes a separate list of securities eligible for borrowing.[11]
Holding costs, transfers and fee credits
Sections ↑Recurring and account-event charges
| Item | Published rate or treatment |
|---|---|
| Paper-statement administration | CZK 90 monthly.Source 4 |
| Czech listed-share custody, first CZK 15 million | 0.05% annually plus VAT.Source 6 |
| Ordinary foreign custody | 0.12% annually plus VAT; special markets/instruments can add charges.Source 6 |
| Listed securities transfer in / out | In: free broker fee. Out: 0.5%, minimum CZK 1,000, maximum CZK 10,000 per ISIN.Source 6 |
| CZK domestic cash transfer | Deposit/withdrawal free.Source 6 |
| EUR SEPA withdrawal | Free to ČSOB; €1 to another bank.Source 6 |
| Standard currency conversion | 1.5%; embedded in the conversion quote.Source 5 |
Referral rewards currently give the referring client CZK 2,000 and the new client CZK 1,000 in fee credits after the required activation. They expire after six months. Eligible commission is first charged and subsequently refunded against the credit balance, normally on the next business day. The qualifying registration and activation steps still apply.[18]
Patria’s benefits explanation restricts these credits to purchase commissions and excludes withdrawal as money. Separate credit programmes cannot be drawn simultaneously: after one balance is exhausted, the next activates after the stated processing interval. Ordinary and DIP portfolios can qualify under the programme rules. A credit balance therefore cannot be added to withdrawable cash or treated as a rebate on every custody, sale or FX charge.[19]
Platforms, orders and authentication
Sections ↑Web and mobile scope
| Function | Published capability | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| WebTrader | Browser portfolio, analysis, orders and administration. | The new version launched in April 2025; some components still lead to the original interface during the continuing transition.Source 14 |
| Patria Finance mobile | iOS/Android trading, currency conversion, regular instructions and switching among authorised accounts. | Some identification changes and forms remain web functions.Source 14 |
| Notifications | Cash/order-event SMS plus configurable price alerts by SMS, email or push. | An alert is distinct from an accepted execution instruction.Source 14 |
| Authorisation device | The app can be installed on several devices. | The mobile key can operate on only one device.Source 14 |
Order types and handling
| Instruction | How it works |
|---|---|
| Market / limit | Execution at available prices / subject to the client’s limit.Source 16 |
| Stop-market / stop-limit | A trigger creates a market / limit instruction; the first can slip and the second may remain unfilled.Source 16 |
| Trailing stop / bracket / iceberg | Special instructions with venue-specific availability; do not assume every market accepts each type.Source 16 |
| IOC / FOK | Immediate execution with partial fills allowed / all-or-nothing immediate execution.Source 16 |
| Validity | Daily unless otherwise specified; a good-until-date setting is available.Source 16 |
The terms normally cap specified order validity at 60 days unless separately agreed and recommend submitting at least 20 minutes before the relevant market closes. Patria must receive and confirm an instruction before the client can treat it as accepted. A working screen or a displayed indicative quote alone does not establish an executable order.[8]
Web access uses credentials with SMS or the mobile key. Activating the key replaces SMS authorisation for WebTrader operations. Mobile pairing uses the account credentials and an SMS code, followed by a PIN and optional biometrics. The password-recovery link is in WebTrader. Legacy hardware keys relate to the older web service; the current security document distinguishes those from the new platform’s methods.[15]
Cash, currencies and portfolio transfers
Sections ↑Payment instructions differ by currency. Use the collection account published for that currency and the client’s record-account number as the payment reference; the number is visible in the logged-in web/app account information. DIP contributions need the separate DIP reference. For foreign-currency payments, the funding document specifies how to include the reference in payment-purpose/message fields. A missing reference can prevent prompt allocation to the intended portfolio.[17]
Currency and withdrawal workflow
| Event | Published treatment |
|---|---|
| Insufficient trading currency | If the required currency is not supplied by 09:00 on the next business day, automatic conversion occurs around 09:15 at the then-current rate.Source 3 |
| Source balance for automatic conversion | The currency with the largest available balance is used.Source 3 |
| Request cash withdrawal | Use Portfolio / Výběr peněz; the earliest online due date is the next business day.Source 4 |
| Receiving account | Must be registered in the agreement; foreign-currency withdrawals need an account in the corresponding currency.Source 4 |
| Timing after a sale | Wait for settlement. The FAQ describes one business day within ČSOB and up to the second business day for other banks.Source 4 |
An asset transfer preserves a security holding rather than selling it for cash, but acceptance still depends on the instrument and account. The document hub supplies transfer forms and separate DIP documentation. Before sending assets, match the receiving portfolio, legal owner and ISIN; a transfer request and a completed depository movement are different stages. The quoted transfer tariff is per ISIN, not one flat fee for the whole portfolio.[7]
Legal firm, custody and compensation
Sections ↑Firm-specific checks
| Record | Matched finding |
|---|---|
| CNB nonbank investment-firm list | Patria Finance, a.s. appears on the regulator’s firm-specific disclosure list.Source 20 |
| Company identity | Patria Finance, a.s., IČO 26455064, Výmolova 353/3, Prague 5.Source 2 |
| Compensation-fund contributor list | Patria Finance, a.s. appears in the GFO’s 2025 contributor list.Source 23 |
Patria’s safeguarding notice separates client records from its own property, while allowing foreign custody through third parties. Foreign law and inadequate segregation can affect how assets are returned after a custodian fails. This is a custody structure, not a promise that every instrument will remain immediately transferable through insolvency or a market restriction.[21]
Different failure protections
| Event | Published mechanism | Limit and aggregation |
|---|---|---|
| Broker unable to return eligible client assets | Czech investor-compensation fund, GFO. | 90% of the eligible unreturned amount, capped at €20,000 equivalent per client per broker.Source 22 |
| Bank holding client cash fails | Special-regime pooled cash accounts can preserve eligible underlying clients’ deposit-protection treatment. | For a Czech bank, generally €100,000 per eligible client per bank, aggregating that client’s other deposits at the same bank.Source 21 |
| Market decline or issuer default | Neither mechanism guarantees investment performance. | A security losing value is different from a broker failing to return it.Source 22 |
The cash protection depends on the failed cash-holding bank, eligible client identification and the applicable national scheme. It should not be added mechanically to GFO’s limit as a single guarantee for a Patria portfolio. Patria itself is a securities firm rather than the deposit-taking bank behind those collection accounts.[21]
Support, telephone dealing and complaints
Sections ↑Published contact routes
Scope Account administration, enquiries and appointments.
Hours Weekdays 09:00–17:00, Czech local time.
Scope Telephone submission of trading instructions.
Hours Trading days 08:30–22:00, Czech local time.
Telephone dealing is a published alternative channel with a longer operating window than general client support. Phone instructions still require identification and the agreed authentication method. The telephone route does not guarantee execution during a venue suspension or universal availability during a service outage. Check existing order status before submitting a replacement through another channel.[15][24]
The complaints policy accepts written submissions by email, post or in person. Describe the issue, identify the account and request a clear remedy; a financial claim should explain the amount. Patria aims to resolve complaints within 30 days and explains a delay with an expected response date if the case is complex. The policy identifies the Financial Arbitrator for eligible consumer disputes, CNB supervisory complaints and court proceedings as distinct external routes.[25]
Advice, recurring investments and managed portfolios
Sections ↑Who decides and submits the investment?
| Service | Authority and operation |
|---|---|
| Broker advice | Transaction-specific advice follows the investment questionnaire and introductory consultation. The broker-assisted service is charged through executed orders.Source 26 |
| Regular ETF/fund investing | The client chooses the instrument and amount; the recurring instruction produces scheduled purchases. Published recurring ETF fees are 0.8%, or 0.4% for DIP purchases.Source 12 |
| Indigo | A separately opened service selects, trades and manages an investment portfolio using the agreed preferences. Its published starting amount is CZK 100.Source 27 |
Indigo’s automated management can select and execute investments under the separate service agreement. An ordinary WebTrader alert or analyst recommendation has a different function. Read Indigo’s withdrawal and management terms before assuming that stopping new contributions also cancels management or sells existing holdings.[27]
DIP gives a 50% reduction in eligible purchase commissions and requires an additional retirement-product agreement. The advertised tax-qualified holding conditions combine at least 120 months with the calendar year in which the client reaches 60. An early withdrawal can terminate the DIP and require prior tax benefits to be reversed. A transfer, a partial withdrawal and closing the retirement agreement therefore need separate treatment.[13]
Company and brand history
Sections ↑Patria describes more than 30 years in investment services, tens of thousands of clients and membership of the ČSOB group. It serves individuals and legal entities and provides investment research alongside brokerage. These facts establish an operating Czech investment service; they do not identify Patria as a bank or make its investment balances ČSOB personal deposits.[2]
The CNB’s 2014 supervision report records an earlier Patria Finance company merging into Patria Direct, whose successor name became Patria Finance. The old company’s cessation in that report is therefore a merger event. It should not be mistaken for closure of the active service or used to count Patria Direct and the successor brand as two independent brokerage profiles.[28]
- Headquarters
- Prague, Czechia
Legal entities & licences
These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.
Patria Finance, a.s.
No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.
Statements, records and ending the service
Sections ↑Quarterly statements become available in the secure statement area during the second half of the following month. Dividend confirmations and cash-flow history support account reconciliation. The presence of those records does not establish a particular CSV export or a complete personal tax return.[4]
The company describes tax-support reports, while its current terms leave the client’s tax obligations with the client. Under those terms, ordinary written termination generally has a ten-business-day notice period, extended until debts are resolved. Ending the framework also ends the linked product agreements; ending one product does not automatically end the framework account. Download the agreement and needed records before closing access. A dormant login is not proof that custody or other account charges have stopped.[8][2]
Sources & further reading
- Current retail investment service Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Legal company, ownership and service history Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Getting started, identity checks and automatic conversion Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Account statements, withdrawals and operating questions Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Published retail headline fees Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Detailed tariff effective 1 July 2026 Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Current agreements and product documents Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Investment-service terms effective 1 July 2026 Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Service range and distinct managed products Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Share markets, minimum units and market access Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Margin lending, collateral and interest basis Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Regular ETF and fund investing Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- DIP retirement investment product Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- WebTrader and mobile capabilities, transition and alerts Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Security and account access rules Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Execution policy and supported order types Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Currency-specific funding and payment references Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Refer an investor: amounts, activation and expiry Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Fee-credit restrictions and customer programmes Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- CNB list of nonbank investment-firm disclosure websites Czech National Bank · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Client asset safeguarding and compensation information Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Investor compensation: scope and amount Garanční fond obchodníků s cennými papíry · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Investor-compensation fund: 2025 contributors Garanční fond obchodníků s cennými papíry · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Support and order-desk contact hours Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Complaint procedure Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Broker advice, suitability and order service Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- Indigo automated portfolio management Patria Finance · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
- CNB 2014 supervision report: Patria merger and successor Czech National Bank · Accessed 17 Oct 2026
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