Low price on share trading for young adults

In DNB's share trading, young adults between 18 and 28 years can trade shares for just NOK 1 in brokerage

Brokerage of NOK 1 or 0.05% of traded amount
Buy and sell in the Savings app
Access to foreign stock exchanges

Access to share trading is free, brokerage is only charged when trading

Low-cost stock trading for youth

At DNB, we have chosen to set an extremely low price for everyone between the ages of 18 and 28. That way, the brokerage fee—or the cost of the transaction—won’t eat too much into any potential profit.

Brokerage is the cost you pay to trade shares and usually costs between NOK 49 and NOK 79 depending on how much you trade.

The minimum brokerage fee is set to a super low NOK 1, but if you trade for an amount higher than NOK 2000, the rate of 0.05 per cent will apply. Regardless, it constitutes one of the market’s very lowest prices for equity trading in the Norwegian market.

Note! Trading internationally may have a higher cost, as can trading of unlisted shares. See price list.

See a demo of equity trading

Welcome offer!

Open your first share trading account with DNB and trade shares for just NOK 1 or 0.035% of the transaction amount for the first 30 days.

If you are under 28 years old, you will automatically receive the fixed Ung (Young Adults) price when the welcome period ends.

Go to the price list

Transfer of shares

How to transfer shares from a regular VPS account with another provider to DNB?

How to transfer shares from a regular VPS account to DNB?

First, check if your shares are registered on an ASK (share savings Account) or on a regular VPS- account. This answer pertains to shares purchased on a regular VPS account:

It is the bank/brokerage firm where you currently hold the shares that must transfer your shares to DNB.

For example, if you have shares in a VPS-account with Nordea, Nordea is your account manager. You need to contact the account manager where the shares are held to initiate the transfer.

You can use a transfer authorisation form available on our website. The signed authorisation is then sent to the bank/brokerage firm from which you are transferring the shares.

Remember to ask your account manager for the correct postal or email address for submitting the authorisation.

Transfer authorisation forms for both retail and corporate customers can be found here.

New to share trading?

Unique technology secures you the best possible price on shares

DNB's unique SOR technology secures you the lowest possible price on the shares you wish to buy. Or the highest, when you sell.

With DNB's unique SOR – Smart Order Routing – the price and availability of shares are checked across a range of exchanges and marketplaces in a fraction of a second. Rather like an ultra-fast price-comparison algorithm. Your buy order is then filled at the lowest possible price. When you sell, it is the opposite: SOR secures the highest price.

Prospera has named DNB the best brokerage in Norway for ten consecutive years, largely thanks to SOR.