The Berlin fintech partnered with one of the country's trading floors to offer securitised derivatives through its Investment API.
The deal gives European banks and fintechs access to millions of derivatives without having to build custom infrastructure.
Upvest has
partnered with Boerse Stuttgart to enable banks and fintechs across Europe to
offer securitized derivatives trading through its Investment API. The deal
connects Upvest's client network to Stuttgart's platform hosting more than 2.5
million derivatives instruments.
Securitized
derivatives rank among the most actively traded products in European retail
markets. Boerse Stuttgart processed roughly 3 billion euros in securitized
derivatives monthly as of recent trading statistics, with the exchange holding
the position as Europe's market leader in exchange-traded securitized
derivatives.
“Through
our Investment API, it will now be as easy to offer securitised derivatives
trading as ETFs or stocks,” Martin Kassing, Upvest's CEO and co-founder,
said.
“By
handling all of the operational and regulatory complexity, we're giving
financial institutions a decisive advantage in terms of scalability,
modularity, and cost.”
In the
meantime, Zopa added
investment products through
Upvest in November 2025 to compete with larger rivals in the UK market. Earlier
that month, IG expanded
into French stock trading using the same infrastructure provider as competition intensified
for European retail investors.
The
Berlin-based company processed over 100 million orders in 2025, up from 20
million the previous year. Clients include Revolut, DKB, Santander's Openbank,
bunq, and N26.
“We
are delighted to welcome Upvest as a new trading participant,” said Dragan
Radanovic, chief business officer of Boerse Stuttgart Group. “In our
partnership, we provide efficiency, transparency and liquidity in securitised
derivatives trading to Upvest's client network of financial institutions and
fintechs across Europe.”
Romanian Bank Adds Trading
Salt Bank in
Romania partnered with Upvest in October 2025 to launch securities trading for 500,000
customers. The neobank integrated investment features directly into its mobile
app without building separate infrastructure.
Boerse
Stuttgart has expanded beyond traditional exchange operations into digital
asset infrastructure. The group launched
Seturion, a
dedicated platform for tokenized asset settlement, in September 2025 after
testing in European Central Bank blockchain trials.
Upvest,
founded in 2017, now operates in more than 20 European markets and employs 275
people. The company raised 100 million euros in Series C funding in December
2024.
Upvest has
partnered with Boerse Stuttgart to enable banks and fintechs across Europe to
offer securitized derivatives trading through its Investment API. The deal
connects Upvest's client network to Stuttgart's platform hosting more than 2.5
million derivatives instruments.
Securitized
derivatives rank among the most actively traded products in European retail
markets. Boerse Stuttgart processed roughly 3 billion euros in securitized
derivatives monthly as of recent trading statistics, with the exchange holding
the position as Europe's market leader in exchange-traded securitized
derivatives.
“Through
our Investment API, it will now be as easy to offer securitised derivatives
trading as ETFs or stocks,” Martin Kassing, Upvest's CEO and co-founder,
said.
“By
handling all of the operational and regulatory complexity, we're giving
financial institutions a decisive advantage in terms of scalability,
modularity, and cost.”
In the
meantime, Zopa added
investment products through
Upvest in November 2025 to compete with larger rivals in the UK market. Earlier
that month, IG expanded
into French stock trading using the same infrastructure provider as competition intensified
for European retail investors.
The
Berlin-based company processed over 100 million orders in 2025, up from 20
million the previous year. Clients include Revolut, DKB, Santander's Openbank,
bunq, and N26.
“We
are delighted to welcome Upvest as a new trading participant,” said Dragan
Radanovic, chief business officer of Boerse Stuttgart Group. “In our
partnership, we provide efficiency, transparency and liquidity in securitised
derivatives trading to Upvest's client network of financial institutions and
fintechs across Europe.”
Romanian Bank Adds Trading
Salt Bank in
Romania partnered with Upvest in October 2025 to launch securities trading for 500,000
customers. The neobank integrated investment features directly into its mobile
app without building separate infrastructure.
Boerse
Stuttgart has expanded beyond traditional exchange operations into digital
asset infrastructure. The group launched
Seturion, a
dedicated platform for tokenized asset settlement, in September 2025 after
testing in European Central Bank blockchain trials.
Upvest,
founded in 2017, now operates in more than 20 European markets and employs 275
people. The company raised 100 million euros in Series C funding in December
2024.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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