72.05 % of retail investors lose their capital when trading CFDs with this provider.

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 72.05 % of retail investors lose their capital when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

ETF portfolios by Purple Trading

Affordable passive investment from 20 €

Investing is no longer an inaccessible activity available only to a handful of the chosen ones. Choose one of our ETF funds, start investing today, and see for yourself. Your future self will thank you.

Your capital is at risk.

Minimum deposit 20 €

Extremely low fees

Historical annual yield 5-8 % *


* The information stated above and below is related to history; however, historical development is no guarantee or reliable indicator of future profits. Please, keep in mind, that your net profit may vary depending on the time when investment was made, on the fees related to portfolio (Fee for administration and/or Entry fee), but also on any potential differences of performance between portfolios in EUR, CZK or USD currency.

What are ETF portfolios?

Each ETF portfolio consists of multiple ETF funds which are shares or bonds of selected companies. These shares and bonds are called ETF funds and they may vary depending on the activity of the company managing them. ETF portfolios are usually without active management, which reduces their operating cost. The investor only has to decide in which sector to invest and the rest will be taken care of by the invisible hand of the market. This is what makes ETF portfolios an increasingly popular form of passive investment.

Why invest in ETF portfolios?

Passive Investments
Passive Investments
You don't have to do anything, the market trades for you.
Possible Growth in the long run
Possible Growth in the long run
Our ETF portfolios copy the steadily growing markets.
Affordable
Affordable
Long-term investment from 20 EUR/month.
Security of deposited funds
Security of deposited funds
Your money is deposited in the safety of European banks, separate from Purple Trading funds.
Transparent
Transparent
You can check how you investment is doing whenever you want in your PurpleZone.
User-friendly
User-friendly
Creating an investment account is completely online. You can invest in ETFs in the PurpleZone client zone within a few clicks.

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Our ETF portfolios

The information provided refers to the past and past performance is not a guarantee or a reliable indicator of future returns and should not be the sole deciding factor in the selection of an investment.

ETF investments in 3 steps

  1. Deposit

    The first step to start investing in an ETF is to open a real account. For this purpose, we need you to complete our investment questionnaire and a copy of your identity document (you will be asked for both during your registration process). You can then choose the appropriate ETF portfolio to which you can connect and deposit your money.

  2. Keep on investing

    Even with a small, but regular, investment you can achieve compound interest and therefore getting "interest on your interest". The higher your accumulated deposit, the greater the potential interest on it.

  3. Withdraw

    You can withdraw your investment at any time, but we recommend that you adhere to the set investment horizon and withdraw only after it has been reached. This gives you a chance to achieve much more attractive results.

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Who are ETF portfolios for?

Thinking about your future at any stage of your life can eventually pay off.

Jane (25) and Chris (27)

Young couple

Jane and Chris are a working young couple with a shared dream - to buy a house in the countryside. Because of this, they are saving up for a mortgage deposit. Alongside their standard housing savings account, they decided to explore our ETF balanced portfolio, as it offers what they consider an ideal balance between potential risk and potential return. They contribute CZK 1,000 per month, with the aspiration that when their housing savings mature in approximately 6 years, any proceeds from their ETF investment could complement their savings and potentially help them move closer to their dream home.

Jacob (21)

Student

Jacob is a second-year full-time university student. His income comes from casual part-time jobs and tutoring younger students. He learned about ETFs as part of his economics-focused studies and decided to try to protect the portion of his modest earnings he doesn't immediately need from inflation. He chose a conservative ETF portfolio, contributing CZK 500 per month with an estimated timeframe of around 3 years and the aspiration that any potential returns upon graduation might help fund a graduation gift.

Lucy, (44)

Manager

Lucy works as a manager in a multinational corporation. She’s an active investor and is therefore interested in the ETF portfolios, which act as a dynamic component of her investment portfolio. Lucy chose the ETF Sector-based portfolio because she believes in technological progress. Each month, she invests 200 EUR. Her intention is to withdraw the investment after more than 10 years and probably reinvest it again.

Bob (38)

Plumber

Bob is a highly sought-after tradesman in his local area, not only for his craftsmanship but also for his friendly approach. He learned about passive ETF investing from his customer, Lucy, while helping her remodel her bathroom. Following her advice, he contributes CZK 1,500 monthly to a Global Stocks ETF portfolio. Lucy explained that this is a higher-risk investment option, but since Bob earns a steady living, he feels comfortable accepting higher volatility. Furthermore, he hopes that if his investment performs favorably over time, any potential returns might allow him to fulfill a dream of buying tickets for himself and his friends to the Euro football championship final.

Garry (65)

Retired

Garry is an active grandfather to two young grandchildren. His only source of income is his state pension, from which he can spare CZK 500 per month alongside his current lifestyle expenses (cycling holidays, occasional beers with friends, or dinners with his wife). He contributes this amount to a Balanced ETF portfolio. He is considering an estimated 5-year timeframe, hoping that if the investment performs well, any potential proceeds might eventually help him buy his grandchildren awesome new bicycles so they can all enjoy cycling trips together.

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These are illustrative examples only. ETF investments can fall as well as rise in value and you may get back less than you invest. There is no guarantee that any investment objective will be achieved within the stated timeframe or at all. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

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​Your capital is at risk.

72.05 % of retail investors lose their capital when trading CFDs with this provider.

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 72.05 % of retail investors lose their capital when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.