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  • If I don't recognize the card that appears, what should I do?

    When you use Apple or Google Pay to fund your account, the card number (or the last four digits) and expiry date shown in our app may differ from the actual card details. 💳 This is due to the extra security layer applied by Google Pay and

  • What are IPO & Direct Listing Trading?

    Initial public offerings (IPOs) & Direct Listings (DLP) are a company's first sale of stock to the public. How does the IPO work?   You can place pending orders once there's an estimated price, however, market orders will not be accepted

  • Pie Cash

    Each Pie has its own internal cash storage, called Pie Cash. Normally, the balance is close to 0, but it can increase for several reasons. When can my pie cash increase?   Your Pie Cash may grow in these cases: New deposits: Funds were a

  • Pies Goals

    You can set a goal value for each Pie you own and easily track your progress. A progress bar will appear on the Pie item. How can I set my pie goal?   Go to your Pie’s Overview screen. Scroll down to the Investment goal section and tap Go

  • Editing a Pie & Adding/Removing slices

    If your Pie is not a model Pie, you can change it anytime by adding new investments (slices) or removing existing ones. This way, your portfolio stays aligned with your current goals and preferences. Removing a slice takes effect when you w

  • September Holidays (CFD)

    The opening and closing times for some markets and instrument categories will change. Check the updated dates below.❌  Market closed✅ Normal trading hours 07.09.2026   Markets USA ❌ Canada ❌ Japan ✅ Indices USA 500/US 3

  • What is the Trading 212 AU CFD account?

    CFDs are complex, leveraged products and carry a high risk of rapid capital loss. Most retail investors lose money trading CFDs. You should not trade CFDs unless you understand how they work and can afford to lose the money you invest.Tradi

  • What protections do I get when trading CFDs with Trading 212 AU?

    CFDs are complex, leveraged products and carry a high risk of rapid capital loss. Most retail investors lose money trading CFDs. You should not trade CFDs unless you understand how they work and can afford to lose the money you invest.As an

  • The AI Chatbot Analyser

    The AI Chatbot now helps you learn more about your portfolio’s performance, current market news, events, and more -  all in one place.This feature brings together existing AI-powered analysis tools into a single, conversational interface. I

  • Upcoming ISA Allowance Changes (Effective 6 April 2027)

    From 6 April 2027, the UK Government is introducing changes to how you can use your annual ISA allowance across your ISAs. While the overall annual ISA allowance stays at £20,000, new rules will affect how much of this allowance can be cont

  • What are the types of orders?

    Crypto-assets are high-risk and volatile. You could lose your invested capital, and they are not covered by protection schemes. Make sure you understand the risks before investing.Everything you need to know about the type of crypto orders

  • What is an ADR?

    An American Depository Receipt (ADR) lets you trade a non‑US company’s shares on a US exchange (e.g., Nio Inc, Polestar Automotive, Alibaba). An ADR’s depositary bank (e.g., Citi, BNY Mellon, JPMorgan) manages the programme. Some ADRs are a

  • AI Analysis on Trading 212

    Stay up to date with our latest AI-powered analysis tool. It processes the latest price movements, news, sentiment and metrics to generate clear and easy-to-understand summaries, available instantly.The analysis may reference price or perce

  • What is weighted average in financial instrument trading?

    In trading, the weighted average method calculates the average cost of all units of a security you own, instead of tracking each purchase price separately. When you buy the same security at different times and prices, this method combines a

  • Organize your funds with spending pots

    You will now be able to organise your funds into a main pot and a spending one to better fit your needs. What is the difference between the two pots?   Main pot: A place for the cash you want to invest and save. Spending pot: A place for

  • What is 212 Social?

    212 Social is a place where you can connect and exchange ideas with your fellow investors. In this section, you will find hundreds of communities dedicated to specific stocks, ETFs, or investment strategies. You can see and access the commu

  • What are the fees for using the 212 card?

    We won't charge you any maintenance fees or charges when using the card abroad. Withdrawals at an ATM are free of charge for up to 400 EUR every month for markets outside the United Kingdom. For the United Kingdom, the free withdrawal limit

  • What is settlement?

    In finance, settlement is the final step in the lifecycle of a transaction (trade). 💡 Example If you purchase a share of Tesla worth $200, that transaction is not final until settlement. The settlement process involves your $200 reaching t

  • What is CFD?

    CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 77% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and wh

  • Why are some of the instruments in View-only mode?

    This allows you to see the charts of all instruments on the app and set price alerts, regardless of the account (e.g. CFD, Invest) you are in. However, you can't trade view-only instruments in the account you're currently in.  💡 Example Yo