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BUX Review
BUX is a Dutch stocks and ETF investing app now owned by ABN AMRO. It is AFM regulated, but has no stop loss tool and its name is often confused with unrelated crypto sites.
Min Deposit
N/A
Spreads From
EU stock orders from about 4 euros on Basic down to 1 euro on Prime, ETFs and US stocks near 1 euro flat
Max Leverage
Not applicable, the main BUX app does not offer leveraged trading
Platforms
BUX mobile app for iOS and Android
Pros
- Authorised and supervised by the Dutch AFM as an investment firm
- Owned by ABN AMRO, one of the largest banks in the Netherlands
- Free Basic plan with no monthly fee for casual investors
- Trustpilot users rate the real getbux.com app around 4 out of 5
Cons
- No stop loss order type is available on the investing app
- Higher tier monthly plans cost extra for lower per trade fees
- Only available in eight European countries, not worldwide
- Its name is often confused with unrelated crypto sites and scams
BUX is a mobile investing app based in Amsterdam, authorised by the Dutch AFM as an investment firm. ABN AMRO Bank, one of the largest Dutch banks, agreed to acquire BUX in 2024, and the app now trades as BUX by ABN AMRO while still run through BUX B.V. Marlou Jenniskens became chief executive in February 2026.
BUX lets clients trade stocks, ETFs, and ETCs across Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain. Pricing runs from a free Basic plan near 4 euros per EU order, up to a Prime plan near 8 euros a month with cheaper trade costs. There is no leverage, and users note there is no stop loss order type.
BUX should not be confused with unrelated sites using similar names, like bux.to and buxpro.site, which draw separate serious withdrawal complaints and are not part of BUX B.V. On Trustpilot, the real getbux.com service scores around 4 out of 5, with users praising ease of use and the ABN AMRO backing, while some call the monthly fee too high.
Max Leverage
Not applicable, the main BUX app does not offer leveraged trading
Spreads From
EU stock orders from about 4 euros on Basic down to 1 euro on Prime, ETFs and US stocks near 1 euro flat
Platforms
Regulation, fund safety, track record
Spreads, execution, leverage
Platform quality, charting, features
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