Buying bitcoin at the Sparkasse: 0.99 euros per order plus a spread

The information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments carry a high degree of risk. Always conduct your own research.Since October 19, 2026 the first Sparkassen have been selling bitcoin in the app. The flat fee is expensive on small purchases and almost irrelevant on large ones, and the coins stay with DekaBank.Add as a preferred source on GoogleFollow on Google NewsBuying bitcoin at a Sparkasse has been possible since October 19, 2026 directly in the Sparkasse app, through the crypto offering of DekaBank. Every order costs 0.99 euros, on top of which comes a mark-up on the market price that DekaBank does not state in figures. Custody and delivery are free of charge, but the coins can only be transferred to addresses of authorised crypto service providers, not to a wallet of your own. Whether your Sparkasse is already taking part is for it to decide: the roll-out is proceeding step by step. Who benefits from going through their own bank, and when an exchange is cheaper, depends above all on the amount. The flat fee of 0.99 euros is expensive on small purchases and almost meaningless on large ...