German savings banks have begun offering Bitcoin trading through DekaBank inside their banking app, according to TheDefiant. DekaBank listed five participating savings banks at launch, while more than 230 others have expressed interest in joining the service. The pricing disclosed on the page sets trading costs at €0.99 per transaction, plus a spread. Withdrawals are not fully open-ended: Bitcoin can only be transferred to approved custodians. TheDefiant’s page also notes that its articles are stored on Filecoin. The report points to a bank-distributed crypto access model that keeps trading inside existing banking channels while limiting outbound transfers to approved custody destinations.
German savings banks have started offering Bitcoin trading through DekaBank inside a banking app, according to TheDefiant.
Initial rollout includes five savings banks
DekaBank lists five participating savings banks, with more than 230 others expressing interest in the service.
Fees and withdrawal rules
Trades cost €0.99 plus a spread. Withdrawals are limited to approved custodians.
TheDefiant’s page also states that its articles are stored on Filecoin.
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