Which ETFs Can You Buy on DEGIRO in 2026? VWCE, CSPX, IWDA, EIMI, AGGH Checked
DEGIRO's ETF catalog checked ISIN by ISIN against its published Core Selection list: VWCE, SXR8, VUAA, EUNL, IS3N, FWIA and EUNA all confirmed at €1 per trade — plus the whole-shares catch, the €3 price for other exchanges, and why 'CSPX is missing' is the wrong conclusion.
8 min czytaniaWhich ETFs Can You Buy on DEGIRO in 2026?
Quick Answer
DEGIRO carries every mainstream UCITS ETF European investors search for — VWCE, CSPX (as SXR8), VUAA, IWDA (as EUNL), EIMI (as IS3N), FWRA (as FWIA) and AGGH (as EUNA) — all seven confirmed on 1 September 2026 against the full product list DEGIRO publishes on its own ETF Core Selection page. Every one of them trades in the Core Selection at a flat €1 per trade (€0 commission + €1 handling) on Tradegate, with no fair-use policy — the old "one free trade per month" restriction is gone. The two honest catches: DEGIRO sells whole shares only (no fractional investing, so you need the full price of one share to buy in), and there is no automatic recurring investing — every monthly buy is a manual order. One trap to avoid: searching "CSPX" or "IWDA" and concluding the fund is missing — DEGIRO's list carries the same funds under their German-venue tickers (SXR8, EUNL), same ISIN, same holdings.
The ETFs people actually search for
Every row below was checked on 1 September 2026 against the full ETF list embedded in DEGIRO's official Core Selection page — DEGIRO is the only broker in our comparison that publishes its discounted catalog as a literal, ISIN-level list anyone can read without an account.
| You searched for | Fund | ISIN | TER | On DEGIRO's Core Selection list? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VWCE | Vanguard FTSE All-World (global, Acc) | IE00BK5BQT80 | 0.14% | ✅ Yes — listed as VWCE, trades in EUR |
| CSPX / SXR8 | iShares Core S&P 500 (Acc) — one fund, two listings | IE00B5BMR087 | 0.07% | ✅ Yes — listed under the Xetra ticker SXR8, EUR. Don't search "CSPX": same ISIN, same fund |
| VUAA | Vanguard S&P 500 (Acc) | IE00BFMXXD54 | 0.07% | ✅ Yes — listed as VUAA, EUR |
| IWDA / SWDA / EUNL | iShares Core MSCI World (developed, Acc) | IE00B4L5Y983 | 0.20% | ✅ Yes — listed under the German ticker EUNL, EUR. IWDA and SWDA are the same fund's Amsterdam/London listings |
| EIMI | iShares Core MSCI EM IMI (emerging, Acc) | IE00BKM4GZ66 | 0.18% | ✅ Yes — listed under the German ticker IS3N, EUR |
| FWRA | Invesco FTSE All-World (global, Acc) | IE000716YHJ7 | 0.15% | ✅ Yes — listed as "Invesco FTSE All World", ticker FWIA, EUR |
| AGGH / EUNA | iShares Core Global Aggregate Bond EUR Hedged (Acc) | IE00BDBRDM35 | 0.10% | ✅ Yes — listed under the German ticker EUNA, EUR |
TERs are from the fund issuers via justETF profile pages; the FWIA row's 0.15% also appears directly in DEGIRO's own table. The Core Selection also includes other funds people commonly ask about — Xtrackers MSCI World (XDWD) and several Amundi MSCI Emerging Markets classes were visible in the same list on the same day.
The ticker trap: why "CSPX is not on DEGIRO" is the wrong conclusion
The Core Selection executes on Tradegate, a German venue, so multi-listed funds appear under their German-venue tickers: the iShares Core S&P 500 shows up as SXR8 (not CSPX), the Core MSCI World as EUNL (not IWDA or SWDA), the EM IMI fund as IS3N (not EIMI), the Invesco All-World as FWIA (not FWRA), and the aggregate bond fund as EUNA (not AGGH). Search by ISIN or fund name, not the LSE ticker.
Each pair shares one ISIN — identical holdings, identical TER, identical fund. If DEGIRO's search doesn't surface the ticker you know from Reddit or a UK-centric article, look up the ISIN from the table above and the same fund appears under its German name.
Buying the LSE lines themselves (CSPX in USD, IWDA on Euronext Amsterdam) is a different question: DEGIRO connects to those exchanges at €3 per trade (€2 commission + €1 handling), but it publishes no per-listing product pages, so whether a specific non-Tradegate order book is enabled for your account is an in-app check we can't verify from outside. For a EUR investor there's rarely a reason to bother — the EUR lines above avoid currency conversion entirely.
What DEGIRO charges
All figures read from DEGIRO's own fee pages on 1 September 2026:
| Fee | Amount |
|---|---|
| Core Selection ETF trade (Tradegate) | €1 (€0 commission + €1 handling), no fair-use policy |
| ETFs on other exchanges (Xetra, Euronext, LSE) | €3 (€2 commission + €1 handling) |
| Exchange connectivity fee | 0.25% of portfolio value, capped at €2.50 per exchange per year (LSE: €0) |
| Custody / account fee (regular account) | €0 |
| Currency conversion (AutoFX) | 0.25% |
| Fractional shares | Not offered — whole shares only |
| Automatic / recurring investing | Not offered — orders are manual |
The fee story is simple: €12 per year buys you a monthly DCA into any Core Selection fund — cheaper than almost anything except the true zero-commission brokers, and without the FX fees that eat into Revolut or Trading 212 trades in non-EUR lines, because everything in the table above trades in EUR.
The two real limitations: whole shares, manual orders
No fractional shares. DEGIRO's help center is unambiguous: "We do not offer trading in fractional shares on our platform. We only facilitate trading in whole shares." Practically, your minimum ticket is one share — for the popular accumulating world and S&P 500 funds that's roughly a three-digit euro amount per unit at 2026 prices, so a "€50 every month" plan doesn't fit. Apps like Trading 212 or XTB take fractional orders from €1–€15.
No automated investing. DEGIRO states it plainly: "we do not offer automatic investing; you must manually enter orders to buy or sell financial products." You can automate the cash transfer from your bank, but the buy itself is a monthly two-minute manual job. (Parent company flatexDEGIRO has publicly signalled savings plans are coming, but as of September 2026 nothing is live — treat it as an announcement, not a feature.)
If neither bothers you — you invest a few hundred euros or more per order and don't mind clicking "buy" yourself — DEGIRO's combination of a published €1 catalog and EUR-denominated lines is one of the cheapest ways in Europe to run a long-term portfolio. If you want hands-off automation, Interactive Brokers (Recurring Investments) or the zero-commission apps fit better; the full trade-off table is in our EU ETF broker comparison.
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See your Freedom Runway — freeFAQ
Is VWCE available on DEGIRO?
Yes — Vanguard FTSE All-World (ISIN IE00BK5BQT80, TER 0.14%) appears under its own ticker VWCE in the Core Selection list DEGIRO publishes, confirmed 1 September 2026. It trades in EUR on Tradegate at €1 per trade (€0 commission + €1 handling), with no free-trade-per-month restriction. The catch is DEGIRO's whole-shares rule: you buy in units of one full share, not euro amounts.
Can I buy CSPX on DEGIRO?
The fund, yes — the LSE ticker, that's an in-app check. DEGIRO's Core Selection carries the iShares Core S&P 500 (ISIN IE00B5BMR087, TER 0.07%) under its Xetra ticker SXR8, trading in EUR at €1 per trade. That is exactly the same fund as CSPX — same ISIN, same holdings. The USD line on the London Stock Exchange would cost €3 per trade plus 0.25% currency conversion, and DEGIRO publishes no per-listing pages to confirm it from outside — for a EUR investor, SXR8 is the answer.
Does DEGIRO still limit Core Selection ETFs to EUR 1 per Core Selection trade (EUR 0 commission + EUR 1 handling)?
No. The old regime (€0 commission once per calendar month per ETF, under a fair-use policy) was replaced: DEGIRO's Core Selection page now advertises the whole 1,000+ ETF/ETC/ETN list at €1 per trade on Tradegate "without the restriction of a fair use policy". Every trade in a Core Selection product costs the same flat €1, however many you make. Many older articles still describe the free-monthly-trade rules — check the date on anything you read.
Does DEGIRO offer fractional shares or a savings plan?
Neither. DEGIRO trades whole shares only ("We only facilitate trading in whole shares" — their help center) and offers no automatic investing ("you must manually enter orders"). You can schedule automatic cash deposits from your bank, but each purchase is a manual order. flatexDEGIRO has announced savings plans are planned, but nothing is live as of September 2026.
Which countries can open a DEGIRO account?
DEGIRO runs country sites for 17 European markets — the Netherlands, Ireland, France, Germany, Austria, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Poland, Czechia, Hungary, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Greece and Switzerland all have dedicated sites linked from DEGIRO's own footer (checked 1 September 2026). The product catalog is broadly shared, but fee schedules are published per country — check your local PDF before assuming the UK/EN numbers apply.
Is DEGIRO cheap for a monthly ETF buy compared to other brokers?
At €1 per trade, a monthly buy of one Core Selection ETF costs €12 per year with no custody fee and no FX fee (the lines above trade in EUR) — cheaper than IBKR's €1.25 minimum and free of the FX margins that make "zero-commission" apps not-quite-zero on non-EUR lines. The two brokers that beat it on headline price, Trading 212 and XTB at €0 commission, win mainly if you also need fractional shares or automated recurring buys, which DEGIRO doesn't offer.
How this page was verified
Availability was checked on 1 September 2026 against the complete product list DEGIRO embeds in its official ETF Core Selection page — a server-rendered, ISIN-level table (name, ISIN, ticker, currency, TER) that anyone can read without an account. All seven ISINs in the table above were found in that list, under the tickers shown.
Fees come from DEGIRO's UK fee pages fetched the same day; the fractional-shares and automatic-investing answers are quoted from DEGIRO's own help center; TERs from fund issuers via justETF.
Deliberately not claimed: availability of specific non-Tradegate order books (the LSE CSPX line, the Amsterdam IWDA line — DEGIRO lists those exchanges as connected but publishes no per-listing pages), per-country fee differences (published as separate local PDFs), and the flatexDEGIRO savings-plan timeline (announced, not shipped). Where a fact couldn't be pinned to a primary source, it isn't on this page.