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Self Bank by Singular Bank: two cash accounts, market-specific fees and custody waivers

Self Bank’s ordinary Bolsa account and Bolsa Sin Custodia have different dealing prices and holding costs. US thresholds also vary by exchange, while currency conversion, stop instructions and outgoing transfers carry separate charges.

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Self Bank is the digital banking brand of Singular Bank. This profile compares its two cash securities accounts; credit accounts have separate financing and dealing terms.

  • Cuenta de Bolsa and Bolsa Sin Custodia have different tariffs; the latter removes custody but generally charges more for dealing.
  • The ordinary Nasdaq fixed-price band ends at $50,000, while the NYSE/Amex band ends at $15,000.
  • Standard-account custody waivers depend on activity in the same account and market, or qualifying securities actually lent.
  • Internal securities transfers into or out of Bolsa Sin Custodia are not permitted under the published tariff.

Self Bank offers two distinct cash securities accounts through Singular Bank. Cuenta de Bolsa combines lower quoted dealing prices with activity-based custody waivers. Cuenta de Bolsa Sin Custodia removes the custody charge but uses a different dealing schedule. Choosing between them requires both the expected trade size and the likely holding period.[2][3]

Account choices

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Cash-account comparison

Cash-account comparison
FeatureCuenta de BolsaBolsa Sin Custodia
CustodyCharged unless a qualifying waiver appliesPublished custody charge: €0Source 2
Domestic brokerageFixed bands through €60,000€12 through €30,000Source 2
OTC dealingSeparate tariff; instrument acceptance appliesNot admittedSource 2
Moving between accountsCheck the destination before transferringInternal securities transfers to or from this account are prohibitedSource 2

The tariff also lists Quintuplica and Tentuplica credit accounts. Their borrowing costs, collateral and separate pricing must be assessed under those agreements; borrowed capacity is not cash available for withdrawal.[2]

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Products and market access

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The cash schedules cover shares, ETFs and specified exchange-listed warrants and certificates. The tariff explicitly excludes online fixed-income dealing. Its US ETF prices concern sales of qualifying existing holdings: a quoted fee does not establish permission to buy a US-registered ETF.[2]

Dealing and holding costs

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Spanish share and ETF brokerage

Spanish share and ETF brokerage
Order valueCuenta de BolsaBolsa Sin Custodia
Up to €6,000€6.95€12Source 2
Above €6,000 through €30,000€8.95€12Source 2
Above €30,000 through €60,000€8.950.15%Source 2
Above €60,0000.07%0.15%Source 2

The page uses overlapping “up to” and “from” wording at some exact thresholds. Check the order preview for a trade exactly on a boundary. Fees apply per execution: different execution prices on one day, or the same price on different days, can produce separate charges.[2]

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European dealing differences

European dealing differences
Market or instrumentCuenta de BolsaBolsa Sin Custodia
France, Netherlands, UK; German shares€14.95 through €10,000; 0.20% above€15 through €10,000; 0.20% aboveSource 2
Xetra ETFs€10 through €10,000; 0.10% aboveSameSource 2
Belgium, Italy, Portugal0.20%, minimum €29.950.20%, minimum €30Source 2
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US share dealing

US share dealing
MarketCuenta de BolsaBolsa Sin Custodia
Nasdaq€14.95 through $50,000; 0.125% above€15 through $15,000; 0.20% aboveSource 2
NYSE / Amex€14.95 through $15,000; 0.125% above, minimum €14.95€15 through $15,000; 0.20% aboveSource 2
OTC€29.95 through $50,000; 0.125% aboveUnavailableSource 2

US thresholds are expressed in dollars while the fixed brokerage amounts are euros. Exchange charges, applicable taxes and depositary fees can add to brokerage. Conversion uses the bank’s daily rate with a 0.50% directional markup when settlement requires another currency.[2]

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Ordinary-account custody

Ordinary-account custody
HoldingPublished charge without a waiver
Spanish securities€4.95 plus VAT per market, calendar month and accountSource 2
International securities0.10% annually, with a €4.95 minimum plus VAT per market, month and accountSource 2
Fixed income0.20% of nominal, minimum €6 per security per half-yearSource 2

Three monthly trades in the same account and market waive the relevant equity custody charge. The tariff groups venues into Spain, Europe and the US; NYSE and Nasdaq count together. A separate Spanish-share waiver requires qualifying securities actually to be borrowed through the lending service. Merely offering them for loan is insufficient. Lending creates a separate contractual exposure and should not be selected solely to avoid custody.[2]

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Other dealing charges

Other dealing charges
ItemPublished treatment
Stop instructionAdditional €3 through the stated €9,000 band, then 0.10%; exact boundary and waiver timing need confirmationSource 2
Stop waiverActivation is required; the page’s wording about 20 monthly trades and the qualifying month is unclearSource 2
Instruction outside the online channelAdditional €6 per operationSource 2
Execution alertsEmail free; SMS €0.50 plus VAT eachSource 2
Automatic sale of residual rights€3.95Source 2

Orders and practical controls

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Check the account name and exchange on the order ticket before applying a tariff. A stop trigger does not guarantee the final execution price. Execution alerts and the separate partial-fill rule also matter when reconciling the eventual contract note with the initial order estimate.[2]

Transfers and available cash

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Outgoing securities transfers

Outgoing securities transfers
MarketPublished fee
Spanish securities0.25%, capped at €100 per security, plus VATSource 2
International securities0.30%, capped at €100 per security, plus VATSource 2
Required cashEnough to cover the transfer commission plus a 15% cushion on that commission; not 15% of the portfolioSource 2
Incoming restrictionsNo OTC holdings or securities priced below 0.001 units of their quotation currencySource 2

Entity and protection scope

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Banco de España’s 28 October 2026 institution list identifies Singular Bank under code 1490. Self Bank’s corporate help identifies it as the digital banking brand and describes eligible cash-deposit cover up to €100,000 per depositor. Deposit protection does not reimburse an ordinary fall in a share’s value, and the brand does not create a separate bank-level deposit limit.[4][3]

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.

Singular Bank, S.A.

SpainSource 4Source 3

No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.

Assessment

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Bolsa Sin Custodia can be easier to budget for a portfolio held without regular dealing, while the ordinary account can be competitive for particular trade sizes and genuinely qualifying activity. Compare a year of brokerage, conversion, custody and eventual transfer fees using the actual venues. Trading or lending extra assets simply to obtain a waiver can cost more than the saving.

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Sources & further reading

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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