Find out here what we do to provide you with security when investing.
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Protection through the highest technology standards |
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Deposit protection and security for your investments |
A responsible treatment of your money has top priority for us. That's why we are committed to the highest security standards.
We use the latest technology to ensure security for your account. Your personal data is protected from unauthorized access in our system. It is transmitted and stored exclusively in encrypted form (TLS/SSL).
Our information security is certified according to ISO27001 and is regularly audited by an independent body. In addition, we maintain further technical and organisational measures to protect our data.
Two-factor authentication helps to make your account even more secure. Basically, it works like this: to protect your login, you can link your mobile device. This way, when you log in to your Scalable account, in addition to the normal password, you also have to unlock it via your linked smartphone. This means that even if your password falls into unauthorized hands, your account cannot be accessed, as the login requires confirmation via your mobile device. Learn more.
Cash on your broker account: Cash balances are safeguarded in accounts with partner banks and in money market funds. Deposits are protected up to €100,000 per customer per bank under the statutory deposit protection scheme. For money market funds European investor protection rules (UCITS) apply regardless of the amount.
Securities: In the event of insolvency of Scalable Capital, you have a claim to surrender your securities. These do not fall into the insolvency estate and are therefore also protected.
We are an independent securities institution with the regulatory permission of the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) to provide securities services pursuant to section 15 WpIG. We offer in particular the service of contract brokerage ("brokerage"). We are subject to supervision by the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht) and the German Federal Bank (Deutsche Bundesbank).