Irish bunq users can now buy over 200 new stocks and ETFs [Video]

Dutch fintech bunq has announced its Irish customers can now buy over 200 new stocks and ETFs.

The ability to buy shares was only offered to Irish customers last month in a move the company said was aimed at digital nomads.

But they say the number of Stocks users across Europe has been more than doubling each month with an average investment of €1,900, and nearly five investments per user.

Customers wishing to trade stocks can open an investment account to trade in fractional shares as low as €10.

Buying stocks and ETFs from bunq’s partner Ginmon has become one of the app’s most popular features.

And bunq users can now benefit from automatic investing by rounding up spare change or setting up recurring investments in any stock or ETF of their choice. 

The company has also launched a loyalty programme which will see users with a paid subscription earn one point for every …