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  • What is an Uncrystallised Fund Pension Lump Sum (UFPLS)?

    An Uncrystallised Funds Pension Lump Sum (UFPLS) allows you to withdraw a portion or all of your SIPP. Typically, 25% of each withdrawal is tax-free, and the remaining 75% is taxed as income. Any tax due will be deducted at the point the wi

  • 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

  • How can I manage my funds?

    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.Managing funds in your Trading 212 Crypto account - everythi

  • Can I move shares between my Trading 212 accounts?

    No, it is not possible to move shares between different types of Trading 212 accounts (e.g., from Invest to ISA, or ISA to CFD).

  • 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

  • Where can I find my NIN (National Insurance Number)?

    As part of the verification process, we may require UK tax residents to provide a NIN. In case you have one, here's how to find it 👇 On your National Insurance card; In documents such as your payslip, P45, P60, or letters about benefit

  • What is an offline debit card transaction?

    An offline debit card transaction refers to a payment made with your Trading 212 debit card that is processed without immediately connecting to a Trading 212 account for authorisation. How does it work?   When you make an offline transactio

  • 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

  • Tax on Interest Income for UK Tax Residents

    Interest Income on Invest Account and CFD Account What does this apply to?   If you opt-in to receive interest on your uninvested cash, Trading 212 may invest part of your cash in deposits with third-party banks or Qualifying Money Marke

  • How are my funds protected with the 212 Card?

    We use your Trading 212 Invest account's uninvested cash as the card's balance. This is protected in accordance with the applicable regulations. More information about this can be found here.  The protections we apply:  The two-factor auth

  • 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

  • Which merchants are blocked when using the Trading 212 Card?

    Payments to financial institutions Code: 6010 Manual transactions to open or fund a deposit account, cash disbursement or to purchase traveller’s cheques, foreign currency, money orders, precious metals, or savings bonds. Quasi cash Cod

  • Where do I check my transactions?

    Go to your Cards tab.  You will see your cards and a list of the most recent transactions. Press View all to see the full list How can I check the full transaction info?   Tap on the transaction to see:  the amount spent  where did

  • 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

  • Do you offer ETF data I can check?

    Yes, you can deep-dive into essential ETF data in the app. Check out an ETF's holdings as well as the sectors and regions distribution. 👇 We aim to expand the new section across more ETF providers on the app very soon. 🕰️ 

  • What are the risks of extended hours trading?

    Keep in mind these risks when trading outside the regular hours, using 24/5 trading. Lower liquidity   Generally, the more orders that are available in market, the greater the liquidity. Fewer people trade outside regular hours, so your

  • How do I select my Trading 212 account currency?

    During account creation, you will see a list of all available base currencies. Currencies may vary based on your geolocation. You can also do so 👉 here by selecting your region at the bottom of the page and checking 'Transaction minimums'.

  • How can I use a promo code?

    To redeem the Promo Code for your Invest Account, Stocks ISA Account or SIPP (as applicable), go to your account's 'Menu ☰' and select 'Use Promo Code'. Please note that this must be done within the first ten days of registering your accoun

  • How do I create a Trading 212 account?

    To create a Trading 212 account, first sign up for the web or mobile app:  💻 🔗 Link 🔗 Link 🔗 LInk Then, there are a few requirements you need to meet: Be 18 years or older Have a valid taxpayer identification number Verify yo

  • What are the fees for funding my account?

    Funding your account via Card payments, Google Pay, Apple Pay, OpenBankingPL or Klarna (formerly known as Sofort), is fee-free until you have deposited 2,000 GBP/EUR in total. Once the limit is reached, a fee of 0,7% will apply.You can chec