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How can I become an equity trading customer?

If you have BankID, you can easily order equity trading with DNB, whether you want to trade privately or on behalf of a business.Go to the order page.

Specific information for businesses

If you are trading on behalf of a business, you must first order a Legal Entity Identifier (an LEI number) in order to trade.You can read more about LEI here.

It does not cost anything to set up the DNB online equity trading service, but you pay brokerage fees when you buy and sell shares.

It does not cost anything to set up or have access to equity trading with DNB. However, when you trade, you must pay a fee to have the transaction executed.

See our equity trading price list here.

A trading account is a bank account that is used to buy and sell securities.

A trading account is a bank account used exclusively for buying and selling securities. You cannot use a regular current account or savings account for this purpose.

There are two types: share savings account and regular, or ordinary, trading account.

Read more about the differences below.

You must have money in your trading account in order to buy

For example, when you trade shares in the online bank or through Spare, payment for the bought securities will be drawn from the trading account, and when you sell, the settlement for the sold securities will also be paid into that account.

Before you enter an order in the online equity trading service, you must ensure you have enough money available in your trading account..

You transfer your money to a private limited company (AS) as usual in the online bank.

Two types of trading accounts

When the share savings account was introduced, it was decided that the share savings account could be used as a trading account for equity trading

When you buy securities, you must therefore decide which trading account you want to use:

• Ordinary trading account (share current account), or
• Equity trading account.

You can have both, but you do need to make sure that there is money in the account you choose to use. There are also

There are Some important differences on the two account types that you should familiarise yourself with.

The main difference is that an equity savings account (ASK) has certain tax advantages, but this account type can only be used to buy shares within the EU/EEA and on regulated exchanges.

An ordinary, or standard trading account, has no restrictions when it comes to which shares you can buy and sell, or where. This account type can be used for all the marketplaces we offer, both regulated and unregulated, in all countries.

Watch our short demo videos to help you make the right choice! (Only in Norwegian)

P.S.! A trading account is not a Norwegian Central Securities Depository account. Read about what a Norwegian Central Securities Depository account is under the question 'What is a Norwegian Central Securities Depository account?'.

In simple terms, a Norwegian Central Securities Depository account is an account for storing securities, not money.

In simple terms, a VPS account is an account for storing securities, not money.

In addition to a Norwegian Central Securities Depository account, you must have a trading account – a trading account is for money.

Everyone who wants to buy or own securities registered at Euronext Securities Oslo (VPS) must have a Norwegian Central Securities Depository account.

If you become an online equity trading customer, you will automatically have a Norwegian Central Securities Depository account (VPS-account) opened. A VPS-account number contains 12 digits and always starts with the number 0. You will find a summary of your existing VPS-accounts

A VPS account contains 12 digits and always starts with the number 0 in the account number. You will find a summary of your existing VPS accountsOn Euronext's VPS page.

We provide more information on VPS accounts and show you how to open one in our Equity trading demo videos (in Norwegian only)..

If you have any further questions about Norwegian Central Securities Depository (VPS) accounts, you can find several answers here.

Non-professionals aged 18 years or over.

Private individuals with Norwegian citizenship who are of legal age and have turned 18 years can gain access to our equity trading.

All companies with an organisation number.

Yes, you'll find lots of

Yes, you'll find lots ofGood tips and advice for beginners on investing here.

Every month we also put on free webinars for beginners. You can sign up to the Investment School here.

We have also produced a number of short instruction videos (in Norwegian only) where we take you through our equity trading service step by step.

You can enter your orders 24 hours a day, but they will only be executed during the stock exchange's opening hours.

You can place your order 24 hours a day, but execution will only take place during the opening hours of the various stock exchanges.

For the Oslo Stock Exchange, this is Monday to Friday 09:00 to 16:25. The other stock exchanges where we offer trading have other opening hours.

You can transfer money into your trading account by clicking on the option 'Transfer between accounts', which you will find under the menu for Everyday banking and Loans on the online bank's pages when you have logged in.

You can transfer money to your trading account by clicking on 'Transfer between own accounts', which you will find under the menu for Everyday banking and Loans on the logged-in pages of DNB's online bank.

If the account is not displayed, go to 'Own account settings' under settings in the top right-hand corner of the online bank to make it visible on the front page.