Accounts and eligibility
Sections ↑At a glance01
Ordinary brokerage and managed investing
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Brokerage | Customers select securities and submit instructions through the eligible dealing channels.Source 4Source 6Source 5 |
| Brainy | A separate managed-portfolio service invests according to the chosen risk profile and signed agreement.Source 4Source 6Source 5 |
| Margin | Credit-based dealing requires its own agreement and eligible collateral; it is not implied by a cash brokerage account.Source 4Source 6Source 5 |
At a glance02
Remote opening steps
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Service selection | Choose the services and enter personal details in the securities app.Source 4 |
| Verification | Supply financial information and identity documents, and complete the investment-goals/risk questionnaire.Source 4 |
| Contract and access | Electronically accept/sign the required agreements; the described process sends access codes by email.Source 4 |
| Availability | The process is remote, but acceptance remains subject to the provider’s checks and requested documentation.Source 4 |
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Joint holdings and managed-account eligibility
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Ordinary service | The brokerage offering includes a joint investor-account service.Source 7Source 6 |
| Brainy | The brainy FAQ says co-beneficiary accounts are not supported.Source 7Source 6 |
| Minimum investment | Brainy requires €300 to begin; this should not be presented as the minimum for every Piraeus Securities brokerage account.Source 7Source 6 |
Products and markets
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Brokerage products
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Equities | Greek and international shares.Source 7Source 1 |
| Fixed income | Government and corporate bonds.Source 7Source 1 |
| Derivatives | Greek and international derivatives, subject to the relevant agreement and channel.Source 7Source 1 |
| Foreign funds | The basic tariff includes subscription charges for foreign equity, mixed, bond and cash-management funds.Source 7Source 1 |
At a glance05
Brainy portfolio universe
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Investment vehicle | Portfolios invest almost exclusively through ETFs.Source 6 |
| Core exposures | The service describes global equities and government/corporate bonds.Source 6 |
| Risk profiles | Five model profiles run from Conservative through Defensive, Balanced and Dynamic to Aggressive.Source 6 |
| Planned assets | The page says commodities and crypto are coming “soon”; that wording does not establish that they are already included.Source 6 |
At a glance06
Brainy equity-allocation ranges
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Conservative | Equity ETFs: no more than 10% of the portfolio.Source 6 |
| Defensive | Equity ETFs: 10%–30%.Source 6 |
| Balanced | Equity ETFs: 25%–55%.Source 6 |
| Dynamic | Equity ETFs: 50%–80%.Source 6 |
| Aggressive | Focuses on equity ETFs; the cited page does not give a numerical allocation range.Source 6 |
Trading and account costs
Sections ↑The currently linked basic-services PDF gives maximum basic broker commissions and does not print an effective date. Its brokerage figures exclude the specified clearing costs, other expenses and taxes. The equity minimum fields are blank; obtain the applicable minimum, if any, with the individual order quote.[1]
At a glance07
Domestic equity brokerage
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Ordinary execution | Maximum basic commission 0.70%.Source 1 |
| Online Trading service | 0.35% in the online row.Source 1 |
| Minimum column | The published row does not specify a minimum; confirm the applicable contract/order quote.Source 1 |
| Additional costs | Clearing and other charges, expenses and taxes remain additional.Source 1 |
At a glance08
Foreign equity brokerage
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Ordinary execution | Maximum basic commission 0.70%.Source 1 |
| Online Trading service | 0.50% in the online row.Source 1 |
| Foreign clearing | The separate clearing schedule for major markets ranges from 0.05% to 0.15%, with €20 minimum.Source 1 |
| Total cost | Custody, market-specific costs and any currency conversion must be considered separately.Source 1 |
At a glance09
Bond dealing by nominal amount
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| €0–€99,999 nominal | Published commission range 0.80%–1.00%.Source 1 |
| €100,000–€499,999 nominal | 0.60%–0.80%.Source 1 |
| Above €500,000 nominal | 0.40%–0.60%.Source 1 |
| Exact quote | The stated ranges and the printed boundary around €500,000 require an individual quote; no interpolated rate or missing boundary should be assumed.Source 1 |
At a glance10
Foreign mutual-fund subscriptions
At a glance11
Domestic derivatives commissions
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| FTSE-25 futures | €15 per contract, plus the exchange charge.Source 1 |
| FTSE-25 options | €8 per contract, plus the exchange charge.Source 1 |
| Stock futures | 0.40% of nominal value, plus the exchange charge.Source 1 |
| Stock options | €3 per contract, plus the exchange charge.Source 1 |
At a glance12
Credit cost and collateral
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Published rate | The basic sheet lists 10% and says interest is calculated monthly.Source 1Source 5 |
| Period clarification | The sheet does not expressly label the rate’s annual basis; obtain the credit agreement and complete interest calculation rather than treating 10% as a monthly rate.Source 1Source 5 |
| Security | An eligible collateral portfolio is pledged to the company for liabilities arising under the margin arrangement.Source 1Source 5 |
At a glance13
Foreign securities and bond custody
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Annual rate | 0.12% of average daily portfolio value.Source 1 |
| Calculation and collection | Calculated quarterly under the stated custody item.Source 1 |
| VAT | VAT is additional.Source 1 |
| Scope | This charge is specified for bonds and foreign securities, not as a universal custody percentage on every domestic equity holding.Source 1 |
At a glance14
Ordinary quarterly maintenance
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Portfolio €100–€10,000 | €4 per quarter.Source 1 |
| Portfolio €10,001–€50,000 | €5 per quarter.Source 1 |
| Portfolio €50,001 and above | €6 per quarter.Source 1 |
| No registered email | €7.50 per quarter regardless of portfolio value.Source 1 |
| Boundary scope | The table does not define every fractional boundary or sub-€100 case; the account terms govern those cases. VAT is included where required.Source 1 |
At a glance15
Securities transfers
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Out to another participant, same investor account | €50 per delivery instruction.Source 1 |
| In from another participant, same investor account | €1 per counterparty, transaction and security.Source 1 |
| Different investor or joint accounts | €30 per counterparty, transaction and security under the stated joint-account transfer item.Source 1 |
| Special arrangements | Gifts, usufructs, restrictions and pledge releases are quoted by agreement, plus CSD charges.Source 1 |
At a glance16
DSS activation and deactivation
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Creation or activation | €10 for the relevant investor account at the Athens or Cyprus dematerialised securities system.Source 1 |
| Deactivation | €10.Source 1 |
| Different from inactivity | A charge for a requested DSS deactivation is not an automatic inactivity fee on an unused trading account.Source 1 |
At a glance17
Managed-portfolio fees
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| General portfolio-management item | The basic tariff lists an annual 0.75% on the total invested portfolio, including VAT where required.Source 1Source 6 |
| Brainy product rule | Brainy specifically uses 0.75% annually on average total portfolio valuation, calculated quarterly.Source 1Source 6 |
| Brainy example | An average value of €4,000 over one year produces a €30 service fee.Source 1Source 6 |
| Third-party transaction charges | Brainy says it covers the stated transaction taxes, exchange and clearing commissions; consult ETF product documents for the investments’ own costs and risks.Source 1Source 6 |
Platforms, orders and execution
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Web trading functions
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Market access | The service describes Greek and international share trading and the relevant Greek derivatives access.Source 2 |
| Portfolio | Current and historical portfolio information and transaction records are available.Source 2 |
| Information | Market information, notifications and analysis tools accompany dealing; data availability depends on the service entitlement.Source 2 |
At a glance19
Securities mobile app
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Opening | The app supports remote opening of a securities account.Source 3Source 4 |
| Dealing and monitoring | It provides the described Greek/international trading and portfolio monitoring functions.Source 3Source 4 |
| Funding | The app describes funding the trading code from a bank account through the RF payment reference route.Source 3Source 4 |
| App identity | Use the Piraeus Securities trading app; bank eBanking instructions can belong to a different application and account provider.Source 3Source 4 |
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Margin and settlement-credit accounts
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Agreement | A signed agreement with Piraeus Securities is required.Source 5 |
| Collateral | The customer pledges a portfolio of securities meeting the company’s eligibility criteria.Source 5 |
| Two products | The service page distinguishes a margin account and credit within the stated transaction-settlement deadline, described there as T+2.Source 5 |
| Scope | That product description does not establish one universal settlement cycle for every foreign market.Source 5 |
At a glance21
Brainy investment authority
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Risk assessment | A questionnaire informs the proposed strategy and risk profile.Source 6 |
| Mandate | After the agreement and funding, Piraeus Securities invests for the customer according to the chosen strategy.Source 6 |
| Portfolio decisions | The service’s managers determine the ETF mix for the selected risk level.Source 6 |
| Automation meaning | Piraeus describes automated rebalancing within the selected strategy, with its investment managers choosing the ETF mix.Source 6 |
Cash, currencies and transfers
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Funding ordinary brokerage
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| RF reference | The securities app describes bank-account funding to the customer’s trading code through the RF reference mechanism.Source 3 |
| Account identification | Use the customer’s current designated payment details and reference.Source 3 |
| Availability | Marketing about speed does not establish a universal settlement or cash-availability deadline for every sending bank.Source 3 |
At a glance23
Brainy initial and additional investment
At a glance24
Brainy withdrawal and transfer out
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Minimum withdrawal | €100.Source 6 |
| Payment destination | The designated bank account specified by the customer.Source 6 |
| Stated timing | The FAQ says money is credited within three business days following the relevant liquidation request; an individual request remains subject to processing and settlement.Source 6 |
| Transfer to another broker | An in-kind portfolio transfer is not supported; the portfolio must be liquidated and the sale proceeds paid out.Source 6 |
At a glance25
Brainy currency and profile changes
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Reference currency | Euro.Source 6 |
| Different risk profile | The FAQ says a change can be possible under conditions and directs the customer to contact the firm.Source 6 |
| Product exposure | A euro reference currency does not by itself remove the market or currency risks of underlying international investments.Source 6 |
Legal entity and investor protection
Sections ↑At a glance26
Investor-compensation scope
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Covered failure | The scheme concerns eligible investment-service claims where a member cannot return covered money or financial instruments.Source 10Source 11Source 7 |
| Limit | Up to €30,000 per eligible investor and member, aggregated across covered accounts, currencies and services.Source 10Source 11Source 7 |
| Exclusions from the promise | The limit is not a guarantee against market losses or every service complaint.Source 10Source 11Source 7 |
At a glance27
Bank group and broker are different counterparties
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Broker membership | The investment firm is listed among the Greek Guarantee Fund’s participating members.Source 10Source 11 |
| Bank deposits | A parent bank’s deposit-protection limit must not be substituted for the investment firm’s compensation scheme.Source 10Source 11 |
| Joint interests | The scheme’s allocation of a joint holding follows the documented shares, or equal shares where no different allocation is established.Source 10Source 11 |
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Company identity and the group boundary
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Provider | Piraeus Securities S.A., the group’s investment firm.Source 7Source 9 |
| Published authorisations | The company states HCMC decisions 3/28/27.12.1989 and 11/473/5.6.2008.Source 7Source 9 |
| Registry | G.E.MI. 1320701000.Source 7Source 9 |
| Different group entities | The group investment-services document separately identifies Piraeus Bank, the securities firm and asset managers; their services and protection schemes should not be merged.Source 7Source 9 |
Support and complaints
Sections ↑At a glance29
Broker support contacts
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Customer service | +30 210 335 4100.Source 7Source 8 |
| Online Trading help desk | +30 210 335 4050.Source 7Source 8 |
| Office | 10 Stadiou Street, 10564 Athens.Source 7Source 8 |
| Correct provider | Use the securities help desk for trading access and order-status questions.Source 7Source 8 |
At a glance30
Complaints and correspondence
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| First route | Raise the issue with the usual company contact or send a written complaint to the securities firm.Source 9 |
| Account evidence | Include the account and disputed transaction details through an authorised private contact channel.Source 9 |
| Language | The group terms state Greek as the governing communication language unless otherwise agreed; foreign-instrument material may be supplied in another language the customer understands.Source 9 |
Research, reporting and additional services
Sections ↑At a glance31
Portfolio records and research
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Brokerage information | The online service offers portfolio monitoring and technical/fundamental information tools.Source 2Source 6 |
| Brainy statements | Brainy provides a detailed statement at the end of each month.Source 2Source 6 |
| Access | Brainy is available through web and iOS/Android mobile channels; its reporting and mandate are separate from ordinary brokerage.Source 2Source 6 |
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Interpreting brainy performance charts
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Historical period | The 1 January 2015–31 December 2025 figures are simulations of model-portfolio performance.Source 6 |
| Method | The simulation uses historical proxy-ETF returns to represent the relevant asset classes before the brainy models existed.Source 6 |
| Limitation | It is not a live customer performance history, and neither capital nor future investment results are guaranteed.Source 6 |
Company and account provider
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Business and service structure
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Brokerage business | Piraeus Securities serves retail and institutional clients with securities execution, custody-related and credit services.Source 7Source 6 |
| Managed service | Brainy adds a separately contracted managed-ETF portfolio service.Source 7Source 6 |
| Registered address | 10 Stadiou Street, 10564 Athens, Greece.Source 7Source 6 |
- Headquarters
- Greece
Legal entities & licences
These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.
Piraeus Securities S.A.
No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.
Practical account considerations
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Keep ordinary and brainy rules separate
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Trading choice | Ordinary brokerage lets the customer submit security orders; brainy invests under the agreed managed strategy.Source 1Source 6 |
| Exit route | An ordinary in-kind securities transfer has a published tariff; brainy requires liquidation for a move to another broker.Source 1Source 6 |
| Fee basis | Ordinary custody/maintenance and the brainy annual management charge refer to different service arrangements.Source 1Source 6 |
At a glance35
Questions for an individual quote
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Bond dealing | Ask for the exact rate inside the published nominal-value range.Source 1Source 5 |
| Margin interest | Confirm the rate period, calculation basis and collateral terms in the credit agreement.Source 1Source 5 |
| Foreign equities | Ask for brokerage, clearing, custody, currency conversion and tax together; the online commission alone is not the total charge.Source 1Source 5 |
Sources & further reading
- Piraeus Securities — currently linked basic services costs Piraeus Securities · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
- Piraeus Securities — online trading service Piraeus Securities · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Piraeus Securities — securities mobile app and RF funding Piraeus Securities · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Piraeus Securities — remote account opening and activation Piraeus Securities · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Piraeus Securities — margin and settlement-credit accounts Piraeus Securities · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Piraeus Securities — brainy managed portfolios, fees, withdrawals and simulation notice Piraeus Securities · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
- Piraeus Securities — company, services and published authorisation Piraeus Securities · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Piraeus Securities — customer service and contact details Piraeus Securities · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Piraeus group — general information on investment services, 2025 Piraeus Securities · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
- Greek Guarantee Fund — investor-compensation scope and maximum Guarantee Fund for Investment Services · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
- Greek Guarantee Fund — participating investment firms Guarantee Fund for Investment Services · Accessed 27 Oct 2026
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