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The new Scalable

As an existing client, when can I access the new offering?

Can I decide which exchange to use for my trades?

Can I transfer my securities from another broker or bank to the new Scalable account?

Can I transfer my securities from the Baader account to the new Scalable account?

Do I have to set up a new tax exemption?

Do I receive the same interest rate in both accounts?

Do I still have access to my Baader account?

How can I deposit cash into the new Scalable account?

How can I transfer cash between my two accounts?

How do I gain access to the new Scalable?

How does Scalable distribute cash balances?

I am already a client. What do I need to do?

Is Scalable a bank now?

Under what conditions can the forwarded interest rate change?

What does the new Scalable mean?

What happens in case of insolvency of Scalable Capital or the partner banks?

What is a money market fund?

What is the European Investor Exchange?

What specific changes will there be for Scalable Wealth?

Where will my PRIME+ or PRIME fee be deducted from in the future?

Will I receive a new IBAN?

Will my Baader account be transferred to Scalable Capital?
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*2.75% interest p.a. (variable) on up to €500,000 in PRIME+ and €50,000 in FREE, forwarded from partner banks and qualifying money market funds. The interest rate is based, among other things, on the respective market rate. The allocation of cash balances is variable and takes into account available capacities, conditions and client activity. Balances at partner banks are protected up to €100,000 per client per bank under the statutory deposit guarantee scheme. For qualifying money market funds, instead of the statutory deposit guarantee scheme, European investor protection rules (UCITS) apply regardless of the amount. Please note our risk information on the safekeeping of cash balances. Further information on interest is available here.