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Ranked in 7 of 16 countries · Broker / app

Finst Review (October 2026): Fees, Licences and Where It Works

By Vahe Hakobyan No affiliate links

  • Taker fee— Not verified
  • Maker fee— Not verified
  • Coins400
  • CustodyCustodial; client assets held 1:1 by a bankruptcy-remote foundation (Stichting Finst Custody)
  • Founded— Not verified
  • HeadquartersAmsterdam, Netherlands

Our verdict

Finst is an Amsterdam-based crypto trading app built by former DEGIRO team members. It charges a flat 0.15% per trade with no added spread and lists more than 400 crypto-assets. Client assets sit 1:1 in a separate foundation, Stichting Finst Custody. The Dutch AFM authorises it as a crypto-asset service provider under MiCA.

Pros

  • Flat 0.15% fee with no added spread
  • Client assets in a bankruptcy-remote foundation
  • Over 400 crypto-assets

Cons

  • 2.50 EUR fee on crypto withdrawals
  • Latest published reserves audit is from 2023

Where Finst works

CountryStatusRankLocal licence
European UnionAvailable#17 of 36MiCA CASP authorisation, Finst B.V. (AFM, Netherlands), notified 24/07/2025; passported to all EEA states except Greece
FranceAvailable#18 of 34MiCA CASP authorisation, Finst B.V. (AFM, Netherlands), notified 24/07/2025; passported to all EEA states except Greece
GermanyAvailable#19 of 33MiCA CASP authorisation, Finst B.V. (AFM, Netherlands), notified 24/07/2025; passported to all EEA states except Greece
ItalyAvailable#17 of 32MiCA CASP authorisation, Finst B.V. (AFM, Netherlands), notified 24/07/2025; passported to all EEA states except Greece
NetherlandsAvailable#17 of 31MiCA CASP authorisation, Finst B.V. (AFM, Netherlands), notified 24/07/2025; passported to all EEA states except Greece
PolandAvailable#17 of 30MiCA CASP authorisation, Finst B.V. (AFM, Netherlands), notified 24/07/2025; passported to all EEA states except Greece
SpainAvailable#18 of 33MiCA CASP authorisation, Finst B.V. (AFM, Netherlands), notified 24/07/2025; passported to all EEA states except Greece

How secure is Finst?

Proof of reserves
Yes - third-party audit by AuditNow, latest published August 2023
Custody
Custodial; client assets held 1:1 by a bankruptcy-remote foundation (Stichting Finst Custody)

Crypto held on a platform is generally not covered by deposit insurance.

Finst FAQ

Where is Finst available?

Among the countries we cover it accepts residents of European Union, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Spain.

Is Finst regulated?

European Union: MiCA CASP authorisation, Finst B.V. (AFM, Netherlands), notified 24/07/2025; passported to all EEA states except Greece. France: MiCA CASP authorisation, Finst B.V. (AFM, Netherlands), notified 24/07/2025; passported to all EEA states except Greece. Germany: MiCA CASP authorisatio…

Does Finst publish proof of reserves?

Yes - third-party audit by AuditNow, latest published August 2023

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