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Consorsbank vs Interactive Brokers — which broker is better?

Consorsbank or Interactive Brokers? Fees, regulation, platform and product range compared side by side — with a verdict drawn from the data.

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Consorsbank

Free ETF savings plans, a real derivatives desk and free professional software — behind a tiered price list that rewards activity.

3,9

Group index 93/100Protection depends on your legal entity

BaFinACPRECB

Stocks (per order): 0.25 %
Minimum deposit: None
FX conversion: 0.26 %

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Interactive Brokers

The cheapest serious route to almost every market on earth — if you can live with the learning curve.

4,5

Group index 90/100Protection depends on your legal entity

SECFCACBI+2

Stocks (per order): 0.05 %
Minimum deposit: None
EUR/USD spread: 0.1 pips

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The verdict in numbers

Four decision axes, each derived from the recorded data.

Overall Interactive Brokers takes it, 4.5 against 3.9 out of 5. Interactive Brokers is the cheaper of the two: a reference EUR 5,000 stock order costs €2.50 there against €12.50. Consorsbank scores 93 against 90 out of 100 on the group index. Your account's protection depends on its legal entity. Interactive Brokers covers more ground with 12 of 14 asset classes against 9. On platform and app Interactive Brokers is ahead, 4.6 against 4.2 out of 5. Which one is right depends on which of these axes matters for your trading profile.

Overall score

Consorsbank: 3.9
Interactive Brokers: 4.5 — Better

Costs

Consorsbank: €12.50
Interactive Brokers: €2.50 — Better

Group indexNo winner

Consorsbank: 93 of 100
Interactive Brokers: 90 of 100

Product range

Consorsbank: 9/14
Interactive Brokers: 12/14 — Better

Platform & app

Consorsbank: 4.2
Interactive Brokers: 4.6 — Better

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Data as of: 30 Aug 2026

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Consorsbank · Interactive Brokers
Criterion	Consorsbank 3,9 Visit broker	Interactive Brokers 4,5 Visit broker

Overall score	3.9	4.5 — Better
Group index	93 of 100	90 of 100
Best for	ETF savings plan investorsEurex and US derivatives tradersActive traders chasing tier discountsMulti-currency portfoliosInvestors who want free professional software	Active and professional tradersMulti-currency investorsOptions and futures tradersAlgorithmic and API tradingGlobal stock pickers

Regulation	BaFinACPRECB	SECFCACBIASICMAS
Top-tier licences	3	5 — Better
Investor protection	€3,000,000 — Better	US$500,000
Listed group	Yes	Yes
Banking licence	Yes	No
Segregated client accounts	Yes	Yes
Negative balance protection	No	Yes
Audited financials	Yes	Yes
Disclosed regulatory actions	1	2
Founded	1994	1977
Headquarters	Nürnberg, DE	Greenwich, Connecticut, US

Fees	3.4	4.9 — Better
Safety & regulation	4.5	4.8 — Better
Trading platform	4.3	4.8 — Better
Product range	4.5	5.0 — Better
Mobile app	4.0	4.3 — Better
Research	4.0	4.4 — Better
Customer support	2.6	3.2 — Better
Deposit & withdrawal	4.0	4.0
Account opening	3.9 — Better	3.5
Education	3.5	4.0 — Better

Reference order EUR 5,000	€12.50	€2.50 — Better
Minimum deposit	None	None
Stocks (per order)	0.25 %	0.05 % — Better
US stocks	0.25 %	US$0.0035/share — Better
ETFs	0.25 %	0.05 % — Better
Options	0.5 %	US$0.65
Futures	€6	US$0.85 — Better
Crypto	Not offered	n/a
Bonds (order)	0.25 %	n/a
Funds (order)	0.25 %	n/a
EUR/USD spread	n/a	0.1 pips
Index CFD spread	n/a	n/a
FX conversion	0.26 %	0.002 % — Better
Inactivity fee	None	None
Custody fee	None	None
Withdrawal fee	free — Better	€1
Deposit fee	free	free
Overnight financing	n/a	n/a
Other fees	Depot and cash account: EUR 0.00 — securities depot, Verrechnungskonto, additional sub-accounts and depot transfers are all free ETF savings plans: 0% of the rate on 1,700+ ETFs, permanently, from EUR 10 a month Share and certificate savings plans: 1.50% of the rate per execution; more than 5,000 shares and 100 certificates available Currency conversion: Bloomberg BFIX mid rate plus or minus a published absolute margin per currency: USD 0.0030, GBP 0.0020, CHF 0.0030, CAD 0.0060, AUD 0.0250, SEK/NOK 0.0240, JPY 0.3600. On EUR/USD in the 1.10–1.20 range the USD 0.0030 margin is roughly 0.25%–0.27%; we record 0.26% as the working figure. The price page lists these absolute margins for 'all other transaction types' (section 3.4), while its general rules (section 3.1) refer securities-trade conversions to the section 3.3 margins of 0.30% for G10 and 0.60% for non-G10 currencies; the page leaves open which margin applies to a securities trade Foreign exchange venue fees: London EUR 34, Paris EUR 36, Zurich EUR 41, Amsterdam EUR 42, Vienna, Milan, Brussels and Helsinki EUR 56, Madrid EUR 59, Lisbon EUR 64, Stockholm EUR 65, Oslo EUR 69, Tokyo EUR 72, Sydney EUR 101, Singapore EUR 121, Hong Kong EUR 124, Wellington EUR 136 — per order, on top of commission Wertpapierkredit: 7.55% p.a. nominal (7.77% effective) on an approved credit line; 13.90% nominal (14.64% effective) on tolerated overdrafts; both rates variable, as at 16 September 2026 +8	Inactivity fee: None — abolished in 2021 Custody / platform fee: None Currency conversion: 0.20 basis points of the converted value, minimum USD 2 per conversion Market data: Real-time exchange data is a paid subscription; prices vary by exchange and by professional status Free withdrawals: Two per calendar month, regardless of method

Asset classes (of 14)	9	12 — Better
Exchanges	34	160 — Better
Stocks	Yes	Yes
ETFs	Yes	Yes
Options	Yes	Yes
Futures	Yes	Yes
Forex	No	Yes
CFDs	No	Yes
Crypto	No	Yes
Bonds	Yes	Yes
Funds	Yes	Yes
Commodities	Yes	Yes
Indices	Yes	Yes
Warrants	Yes	Yes
Spread betting	No	No
Social trading	No	No

Platforms	Consorsbank Online-Brokerage (web)ActiveTraderActiveTrader ProConsorsbank Pro AppConsorsbank AppTrading API	Trader Workstation (TWS)IBKR DesktopClient PortalIBKR MobileIBKR GlobalTraderTWS API / Web API / FIXTradingView and other third-party front ends
Demo account	No	Yes
Fractional shares	Yes	Yes
Maximum leverage	Consorsbank does not offer CFDs, so no ESMA retail leverage cap applies. Leverage comes from a Wertpapierkredit against the portfolio at 7.55% p.a.	1:30 · Pro 1:200
Account opening	Online application with identity verification, then access credentials sent by post — a day or two slower than app-first competitors	Fully online; typically 1–3 business days, longer if documents need manual review
Account types	WertpapierdepotJunior-DepotMargin-KontoFremdwährungskontoTagesgeld- und Festgeldkonto	IBKR ProIBKR LiteMargin account

Payment methods	Bank transferSEPASEPA Instant	Bank transferSEPACheque
Account currencies	EURUSDGBPCHFCADAUDJPYSEKNOKSGD+2	USDEURGBPCHFAUDCADJPYHKDSGDSEK+8
Deposit time	SEPA credit transfer within one business day; SEPA instant transfers execute around the clock within roughly 10 seconds	SEPA 1–2 business days; international wire 1–4 business days
Withdrawal time	1 business day for SEPA transfers instructed before the 16:30 cut-off	1–3 business days
Free withdrawals	n/a	2/month

Languages	German	EnglishGermanFrenchSpanishItalianDutchPortugueseRussianChineseJapanese+1
Channels	PhoneEmailLive chatTicket system	PhoneEmailLive chatTicket system
Availability	Betreuungsteam by phone, contact form and live chat; Consorsbank does not publish fixed service hours on its public pages	24/5, from Sunday evening to Friday evening US time

Strengths and weaknesses side by side

Editorial assessment based on the recorded data.

Consorsbank

Free ETF savings plans, a real derivatives desk and free professional software — behind a tiered price list that rewards activity.

3,9

Pros

All ETF savings plans run at 0% of the savings rate on more than 1,700 ETFs, permanently — the partners cover the fee, replacing the old 1.50% charge
The deepest derivatives access of any German retail bank: Eurex options and futures with volume rebates down to EUR 2.00 per contract, plus CME, CBOT and OCC options and futures on a dedicated Margin account
ActiveTrader professional software and the Trading API are both free, with real-time monitoring, one-click ordering and Iceberg orders on Xetra in the Pro version
Free depot, free Verrechnungskonto, free sub-accounts and free depot transfers, with no inactivity fee
Transparent, published FX conversion margins — Bloomberg BFIX plus USD 0.0030, GBP 0.0020, CHF 0.0030 — roughly 0.26% on the dollar (0.30% if the price page's percentage margin applies to securities trades), better than flatex's 0.35% and more transparent than comdirect, which publishes no percentage at all
Free foreign-currency sub-accounts in eleven currencies plus EUR, so US or Swiss proceeds do not have to be converted back at a spread
Backed by BNP Paribas S.A. under ECB, BaFin, ACPR and AMF supervision, with the voluntary BdB fund protecting private individuals up to EUR 3 million
From the second partial execution only the percentage commission applies — base fee and venue cost drop away, which materially cuts the cost of large orders that fill in pieces

Cons

The tiered pricing starts unremarkable and Consorsbank does not publish the volume thresholds for Silver, Gold and Platinum status on its public price pages, so a new customer cannot calculate what they will actually pay next year
Direct foreign exchange access is priced punitively: EUR 34 for London, EUR 41 for Zurich, EUR 72 for Tokyo, EUR 121 for Singapore and EUR 136 for Wellington in venue costs per order, plus a EUR 21 USA Smart Order fee and EUR 69 for Canada
Customer service scores 1.6 out of 5 on Trustpilot across 300 reviews, with reviewers reporting online-banking failures that blocked access to accounts and depots for weeks, and slow, unhelpful responses
Share, certificate and ETC savings plans still cost 1.50% of the rate, so only the ETF plans are genuinely free once the twelve-month new-customer promotion expires
ActiveTrader Pro costs up to EUR 119 a month for standard-status customers, and US derivatives market data adds EUR 5–29 a month — the professional tooling is only free once you are already trading heavily
No CFDs, no spot forex and no spot crypto, and the Tagesgeld pays 1.00% p.a. outside promotional periods

Best for

ETF savings plan investorsEurex and US derivatives tradersActive traders chasing tier discountsMulti-currency portfoliosInvestors who want free professional software

Interactive Brokers

The cheapest serious route to almost every market on earth — if you can live with the learning curve.

4,5

Pros

US stocks from USD 0.0035 per share on the Tiered plan, minimum USD 0.35 per order and capped at 1% of trade value
Currency conversion at 0.20 basis points (minimum USD 2) — an order of magnitude cheaper than most European brokers' 0.25%–1.5%
Roughly 160 market destinations in 36 countries from a single multi-currency account, with 28 settlement currencies
No inactivity fee since 2021, plus no custody fee and no platform fee
Trader Workstation offers over 100 order types plus a mature Python/Java/REST API used widely by retail algo traders
Nasdaq-listed parent (IBKR) with published quarterly financials and around USD 21 billion of equity capital
Top-tier licences in the US, UK, Ireland, Australia, Singapore and Hong Kong, with per-entity investor compensation disclosed
Paper trading account mirrors the live platform, including the full API

Cons

Customer support is the standout weakness — ticket-first, slow, and frequently answered with generic templates
Trader Workstation has a genuinely steep learning curve; the first session is intimidating even for experienced traders
The fee schedule is complicated: Fixed versus Tiered, pass-through exchange fees, and per-exchange minimums make cost prediction harder than it should be
Real-time market data is a paid subscription per exchange, so the headline commissions understate the true monthly cost for active traders
Account opening is longer and more document-heavy than at app-first brokers, and the website navigation is poor
Spot crypto is only available to US clients via a separate arrangement; EEA clients get futures and exchange-traded products instead

Best for

Active and professional tradersMulti-currency investorsOptions and futures tradersAlgorithmic and API tradingGlobal stock pickers

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Consorsbank vs Interactive Brokers — which broker is better?

Consorsbank or Interactive Brokers? Fees, regulation, platform and product range compared side by side — with a verdict drawn from the data.

The verdict in numbers

Four decision axes, each derived from the recorded data.

Consorsbank · Interactive Brokers
Criterion	Consorsbank 3,9 Visit broker	Interactive Brokers 4,5 Visit broker

Overall score	3.9	4.5 — Better
Group index	93 of 100	90 of 100
Best for	ETF savings plan investorsEurex and US derivatives tradersActive traders chasing tier discountsMulti-currency portfoliosInvestors who want free professional software	Active and professional tradersMulti-currency investorsOptions and futures tradersAlgorithmic and API tradingGlobal stock pickers

Regulation	BaFinACPRECB	SECFCACBIASICMAS
Top-tier licences	3	5 — Better
Investor protection	€3,000,000 — Better	US$500,000
Listed group	Yes	Yes
Banking licence	Yes	No
Segregated client accounts	Yes	Yes
Negative balance protection	No	Yes
Audited financials	Yes	Yes
Disclosed regulatory actions	1	2
Founded	1994	1977
Headquarters	Nürnberg, DE	Greenwich, Connecticut, US

Fees	3.4	4.9 — Better
Safety & regulation	4.5	4.8 — Better
Trading platform	4.3	4.8 — Better
Product range	4.5	5.0 — Better
Mobile app	4.0	4.3 — Better
Research	4.0	4.4 — Better
Customer support	2.6	3.2 — Better
Deposit & withdrawal	4.0	4.0
Account opening	3.9 — Better	3.5
Education	3.5	4.0 — Better

Reference order EUR 5,000	€12.50	€2.50 — Better
Minimum deposit	None	None
Stocks (per order)	0.25 %	0.05 % — Better
US stocks	0.25 %	US$0.0035/share — Better
ETFs	0.25 %	0.05 % — Better
Options	0.5 %	US$0.65
Futures	€6	US$0.85 — Better
Crypto	Not offered	n/a
Bonds (order)	0.25 %	n/a
Funds (order)	0.25 %	n/a
EUR/USD spread	n/a	0.1 pips
Index CFD spread	n/a	n/a
FX conversion	0.26 %	0.002 % — Better
Inactivity fee	None	None
Custody fee	None	None
Withdrawal fee	free — Better	€1
Deposit fee	free	free
Overnight financing	n/a	n/a
Other fees	Depot and cash account: EUR 0.00 — securities depot, Verrechnungskonto, additional sub-accounts and depot transfers are all free ETF savings plans: 0% of the rate on 1,700+ ETFs, permanently, from EUR 10 a month Share and certificate savings plans: 1.50% of the rate per execution; more than 5,000 shares and 100 certificates available Currency conversion: Bloomberg BFIX mid rate plus or minus a published absolute margin per currency: USD 0.0030, GBP 0.0020, CHF 0.0030, CAD 0.0060, AUD 0.0250, SEK/NOK 0.0240, JPY 0.3600. On EUR/USD in the 1.10–1.20 range the USD 0.0030 margin is roughly 0.25%–0.27%; we record 0.26% as the working figure. The price page lists these absolute margins for 'all other transaction types' (section 3.4), while its general rules (section 3.1) refer securities-trade conversions to the section 3.3 margins of 0.30% for G10 and 0.60% for non-G10 currencies; the page leaves open which margin applies to a securities trade Foreign exchange venue fees: London EUR 34, Paris EUR 36, Zurich EUR 41, Amsterdam EUR 42, Vienna, Milan, Brussels and Helsinki EUR 56, Madrid EUR 59, Lisbon EUR 64, Stockholm EUR 65, Oslo EUR 69, Tokyo EUR 72, Sydney EUR 101, Singapore EUR 121, Hong Kong EUR 124, Wellington EUR 136 — per order, on top of commission Wertpapierkredit: 7.55% p.a. nominal (7.77% effective) on an approved credit line; 13.90% nominal (14.64% effective) on tolerated overdrafts; both rates variable, as at 16 September 2026 +8	Inactivity fee: None — abolished in 2021 Custody / platform fee: None Currency conversion: 0.20 basis points of the converted value, minimum USD 2 per conversion Market data: Real-time exchange data is a paid subscription; prices vary by exchange and by professional status Free withdrawals: Two per calendar month, regardless of method

Asset classes (of 14)	9	12 — Better
Exchanges	34	160 — Better
Stocks	Yes	Yes
ETFs	Yes	Yes
Options	Yes	Yes
Futures	Yes	Yes
Forex	No	Yes
CFDs	No	Yes
Crypto	No	Yes
Bonds	Yes	Yes
Funds	Yes	Yes
Commodities	Yes	Yes
Indices	Yes	Yes
Warrants	Yes	Yes
Spread betting	No	No
Social trading	No	No

Platforms	Consorsbank Online-Brokerage (web)ActiveTraderActiveTrader ProConsorsbank Pro AppConsorsbank AppTrading API	Trader Workstation (TWS)IBKR DesktopClient PortalIBKR MobileIBKR GlobalTraderTWS API / Web API / FIXTradingView and other third-party front ends
Demo account	No	Yes
Fractional shares	Yes	Yes
Maximum leverage	Consorsbank does not offer CFDs, so no ESMA retail leverage cap applies. Leverage comes from a Wertpapierkredit against the portfolio at 7.55% p.a.	1:30 · Pro 1:200
Account opening	Online application with identity verification, then access credentials sent by post — a day or two slower than app-first competitors	Fully online; typically 1–3 business days, longer if documents need manual review
Account types	WertpapierdepotJunior-DepotMargin-KontoFremdwährungskontoTagesgeld- und Festgeldkonto	IBKR ProIBKR LiteMargin account

Payment methods	Bank transferSEPASEPA Instant	Bank transferSEPACheque
Account currencies	EURUSDGBPCHFCADAUDJPYSEKNOKSGD+2	USDEURGBPCHFAUDCADJPYHKDSGDSEK+8
Deposit time	SEPA credit transfer within one business day; SEPA instant transfers execute around the clock within roughly 10 seconds	SEPA 1–2 business days; international wire 1–4 business days
Withdrawal time	1 business day for SEPA transfers instructed before the 16:30 cut-off	1–3 business days
Free withdrawals	n/a	2/month

Languages	German	EnglishGermanFrenchSpanishItalianDutchPortugueseRussianChineseJapanese+1
Channels	PhoneEmailLive chatTicket system	PhoneEmailLive chatTicket system
Availability	Betreuungsteam by phone, contact form and live chat; Consorsbank does not publish fixed service hours on its public pages	24/5, from Sunday evening to Friday evening US time

Criterion

3,9

4,5

Overall score

3.9

4.5

Group index

93 of 100

90 of 100

Best for

ETF savings plan investorsEurex and US derivatives tradersActive traders chasing tier discountsMulti-currency portfoliosInvestors who want free professional software

Active and professional tradersMulti-currency investorsOptions and futures tradersAlgorithmic and API tradingGlobal stock pickers

Regulation

BaFinACPRECB

SECFCACBIASICMAS

Top-tier licences

Investor protection

€3,000,000

US$500,000

Listed group

Banking licence

Segregated client accounts

Negative balance protection

Audited financials

Disclosed regulatory actions

Founded

1994

1977

Headquarters

Nürnberg, DE

Greenwich, Connecticut, US

Fees

3.4

4.9

Safety & regulation

4.5

4.8

Trading platform

4.3

4.8

Product range

4.5

5.0

Mobile app

4.0

4.3

Research

4.0

4.4

Customer support

2.6

3.2

Deposit & withdrawal

4.0

Account opening

3.9

3.5

Education

3.5

4.0

Reference order EUR 5,000

€12.50

€2.50

Minimum deposit

None

Stocks (per order)

0.25 %

0.05 %

US stocks

0.25 %

US$0.0035/share

ETFs

0.25 %

0.05 %

Options

0.5 %

US$0.65

Futures

€6

US$0.85

Crypto

Not offered

n/a

Bonds (order)

0.25 %

n/a

Funds (order)

0.25 %

n/a

EUR/USD spread

n/a

0.1 pips

Index CFD spread

n/a

FX conversion

0.26 %

0.002 %

Inactivity fee

None

Custody fee

None

Withdrawal fee

free

€1

Deposit fee

free

Overnight financing

n/a

Other fees

Depot and cash account: EUR 0.00 — securities depot, Verrechnungskonto, additional sub-accounts and depot transfers are all free
ETF savings plans: 0% of the rate on 1,700+ ETFs, permanently, from EUR 10 a month
Share and certificate savings plans: 1.50% of the rate per execution; more than 5,000 shares and 100 certificates available
Currency conversion: Bloomberg BFIX mid rate plus or minus a published absolute margin per currency: USD 0.0030, GBP 0.0020, CHF 0.0030, CAD 0.0060, AUD 0.0250, SEK/NOK 0.0240, JPY 0.3600. On EUR/USD in the 1.10–1.20 range the USD 0.0030 margin is roughly 0.25%–0.27%; we record 0.26% as the working figure. The price page lists these absolute margins for 'all other transaction types' (section 3.4), while its general rules (section 3.1) refer securities-trade conversions to the section 3.3 margins of 0.30% for G10 and 0.60% for non-G10 currencies; the page leaves open which margin applies to a securities trade
Foreign exchange venue fees: London EUR 34, Paris EUR 36, Zurich EUR 41, Amsterdam EUR 42, Vienna, Milan, Brussels and Helsinki EUR 56, Madrid EUR 59, Lisbon EUR 64, Stockholm EUR 65, Oslo EUR 69, Tokyo EUR 72, Sydney EUR 101, Singapore EUR 121, Hong Kong EUR 124, Wellington EUR 136 — per order, on top of commission
Wertpapierkredit: 7.55% p.a. nominal (7.77% effective) on an approved credit line; 13.90% nominal (14.64% effective) on tolerated overdrafts; both rates variable, as at 16 September 2026
+8

Inactivity fee: None — abolished in 2021
Custody / platform fee: None
Currency conversion: 0.20 basis points of the converted value, minimum USD 2 per conversion
Market data: Real-time exchange data is a paid subscription; prices vary by exchange and by professional status
Free withdrawals: Two per calendar month, regardless of method

Asset classes (of 14)

Exchanges

160

Stocks

ETFs

Options

Futures

Forex

CFDs

Crypto

Bonds

Funds

Commodities

Indices

Warrants

Spread betting

Social trading

Platforms

Consorsbank Online-Brokerage (web)ActiveTraderActiveTrader ProConsorsbank Pro AppConsorsbank AppTrading API

Trader Workstation (TWS)IBKR DesktopClient PortalIBKR MobileIBKR GlobalTraderTWS API / Web API / FIXTradingView and other third-party front ends

Demo account

Fractional shares

Maximum leverage

Consorsbank does not offer CFDs, so no ESMA retail leverage cap applies. Leverage comes from a Wertpapierkredit against the portfolio at 7.55% p.a.

1:30 · Pro 1:200

Account opening

Online application with identity verification, then access credentials sent by post — a day or two slower than app-first competitors

Fully online; typically 1–3 business days, longer if documents need manual review

Account types

WertpapierdepotJunior-DepotMargin-KontoFremdwährungskontoTagesgeld- und Festgeldkonto

IBKR ProIBKR LiteMargin account

Payment methods

Bank transferSEPASEPA Instant

Bank transferSEPACheque

Account currencies

EURUSDGBPCHFCADAUDJPYSEKNOKSGD+2

USDEURGBPCHFAUDCADJPYHKDSGDSEK+8

Deposit time

SEPA credit transfer within one business day; SEPA instant transfers execute around the clock within roughly 10 seconds

SEPA 1–2 business days; international wire 1–4 business days

Withdrawal time

1 business day for SEPA transfers instructed before the 16:30 cut-off

1–3 business days

Free withdrawals

n/a

2/month

Languages

German

EnglishGermanFrenchSpanishItalianDutchPortugueseRussianChineseJapanese+1

Channels

PhoneEmailLive chatTicket system

Availability

Betreuungsteam by phone, contact form and live chat; Consorsbank does not publish fixed service hours on its public pages

24/5, from Sunday evening to Friday evening US time