Anyone putting €100 into bitcoin gets bitcoin for €100 at no German provider. After the disclosed fee, between €98.50 and €100 is left, and after that a second item applies that most providers do not quantify: the spread.
The marketing phrase "without fees" is therefore not a price promise but a statement about a single line of the statement. This analysis was carried out by cryptoticker.io itself on 30 September 2026. It is based on the public fee and terms pages of five providers serving German retail customers: justTRADE, finanzen.net ZERO, BISON, Kraken and N26. What was counted is which price components the provider names itself and which it leaves open.
The result up front: at exactly one of the five providers can you work out in full, from its own disclosures, what arrives in bitcoin from €100. At the other four, a number is missing for the second half of the calculation.
Spread and order commission: the two price components when you buy bitcoin
A purchase costs you money in two places, and the two have nothing to do with each other.
The order commission is the amount the provider charg...
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