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Buy A41BTT
You can get A41BTT from virtually any online broker. With these four tips you’ll buy it as cheaply as possible.
Last updated: 06/11/2026
Brokers at a glance #
Retail investors here can open an account with these brokers and banks. The quickest way to check whether A41BTT is available is to search for the ISIN LU3025345516 in the app.
- bunq Investing app
- Lightyear Investing app
- N26 Investing app
- Revolut Investing app
- Trade Republic Investing app
- Trading 212 Investing app
- Davy Select Online broker
- DEGIRO Online broker
- Interactive Brokers Online broker
A selection, not a complete list. Availability and terms can change – please check directly with the provider. As of: 30/10/2026
What to look out for when buying #
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Low-cost investment account #
Especially with smaller amounts, fixed trading fees eat up a noticeable share of the interest. A broker charging €0 to €1 per trade is ideal for a money market ETF.
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Find the right ETF #
In your broker app, search for the WKN A41BTT, the ISIN LU3025345516 or the Xetra ticker EDEG.
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Trade during Xetra hours #
Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 17:30 German time, market makers quote the tightest prices. Outside these hours – for example in extended trading until 22:00 – the spread is often much wider.
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Buy with a limit #
A limit order protects you from price outliers. Set the limit just above the current ask price, and the order will usually be executed immediately.
Where is A41BTT traded? #
A41BTT is listed on several German exchanges and off-exchange trading venues, including:
- Xetra EDEG
- Börse Frankfurt
- gettex
- Börse Stuttgart
- Lang & Schwarz Exchange
- Baader Trading
The ETF is also traded on, for example, Euronext Paris, Borsa Italiana and SIX Swiss Exchange (each as CASHE) and on the London Stock Exchange (CSHE).
Which broker? #
Because A41BTT is listed on Xetra, gettex and Lang & Schwarz as well as on the other exchanges mentioned above, it can usually be traded at most online brokers in Europe with access to one of these exchanges – from neobrokers such as Trade Republic or Scalable Capital to many banks.
The quickest way to see whether your broker also offers the ETF as a savings plan is to search for the WKN or ISIN in the app.
Lump sum or regular saving? #
If you want to park a larger amount, a one-off purchase during Xetra trading hours is the cheapest option. If you’d rather build up your cash reserve gradually, a savings plan is a good choice – many brokers execute ETF savings plans free of charge.
When does buying pay off? #
The shorter you hold the ETF, the more trading fees and the spread weigh on your return. The break-even calculator shows how many days it takes for the purchase to pay off for your amount.
Prefer to invest gradually? #
A savings plan builds up your cash reserve automatically.