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1000 Service Employees: Trade Republic Invests Millions

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For a long time, Trade Republic was critical of weak support. Now, the Neobroker is investing millions in its customer service – and at the same time reacting to growing pressure from new EU rules.

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The online broker has grown rapidly, but is always in criticism for lack of customer service. The company now steers against – away from chat bots and towards real people.

·Munich, Germany
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For a long time, Trade Republic was critical of weak support. Now, the Neobroker is investing millions in its customer service – and at the same time reacting to growing pressure from new EU rules.

·Berlin, Germany
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Following ongoing criticism, Trade Republic wants to improve customer service: In the future, more than 1000 employees will be available around the clock for inquiries via telephone and live chat.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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As much as Trade Republic is celebrated for its success story, the Neobroker continues to reap massive criticism for customer service. CEO Christian Hecker is now announcing a new strategy and admits his biggest mistake.

·Dortmund, Germany
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For a long time, Trade Republic was critical of weak support. Now, the Neobroker is investing millions in its customer service – and at the same time reacting to growing pressure from new EU rules.

Neobanks, in which the entire banking business can be handled via the in-house app, have for years stood for simple processes and favorable conditions. At the same time, customer service is considered a weak point: in situations where accounts are restricted or transactions raise questions, many users lack a direct contact person. Trade Republic has also recently intensified this criticism. According to the German Consumer Association, the numbe…

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aachener-zeitung.de broke the news on Wednesday, April 15, 2026.
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