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XTB adds over a million clients as securities holdings reach about €11.1bn

Preliminary Q3 figures show more than 335,000 new clients in the quarter and €12.7bn of client assets at September’s end.

XTB said it added nearly 1.04 million clients in the first nine months of 2026, including more than 335,000 in the third quarter. Quarterly additions were up 51.4% from a year earlier, according to its preliminary results summary published on 30 October.[1]

The total client base reached almost 3.14 million, up 64.8%, while reported active clients exceeded 1.56 million, up 70.3%. Total registrations and the active-client cohort are separate measures of the platform’s reach.[1]

Client assets stood at about €12.7 billion at September’s end. Shares accounted for more than €5.8 billion and ETFs for nearly €5.3 billion: together approximately €11.1 billion, or roughly 87% using the rounded amounts. These are client holdings rather than XTB revenue.[1]

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XTB preliminary results

XTB preliminary results
MeasurePeriodReported amount
New clientsJanuary–SeptemberNearly 1.04 millionSource 1
New clientsJuly–SeptemberOver 335,000; +51.4% y/ySource 1
Total client baseEnd SeptemberAlmost 3.14 millionSource 1
Reported active clients2026 reporting cohortOver 1.56 million; +70.3% y/ySource 1
Client assetsEnd SeptemberAbout €12.7bnSource 1
Shares and ETFsEnd SeptemberApproximately €11.1bn combinedSource 1

The Spanish company summary reported quarterly operating revenue of €143.8 million and net profit of €49.3 million, with profit up 295.2% year on year. The figures are preliminary and the euro values follow that regional release. The same summary says 84.4% of new users start with shares, ETFs or investment plans, a product-entry measure distinct from the composition of revenue.[1]

XTB said clients completed more than 70 million transactions in shares, ETFs and investment plans during the first nine months, roughly double the corresponding 2025 count. It linked growth to an expanded product range and marketing while describing the third quarter as calmer than the first half.[1]

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