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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

  • Are corporate actions performed on practice accounts?

    No. Events like dividends, rights issues, spin-offs, and acquisitions are not performed on practice accounts.  These accounts only reflect the price change for a stock or ETF as a result of an event, i.e. stock splits and share consolidatio

  • Suspension of Russian Securities

    Due to the ongoing situation in Ukraine, the below listed Russian securities have been suspended from trading by their respective market exchanges. LSE traded securities   MD MEDICAL GROUP IN-GDR REGS - MDMG LENTA PLC - LNTA HMS GROUP PL

  • I have closed my Trading 212 account. Can you delete all my associated data?

    As per applicable laws, investment firms are required to retain personal data for a certain period of time. This legal obligation takes precedence over any "right to be forgotten" under data protection laws.This means we won't be able to de

  • What are price gaps?

    Regardless of your level of expertise, understanding the various stock order types is crucial for making informed investment decisions. Before you learn about order types, you must understand one of the top considerations when choosing your

  • 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

  • What is liquidity?

    This is how fast you can buy or sell an asset without affecting its price. Assets have different degrees of liquidity: Cash The most liquid asset because you can immediately and easily transform it into other assets. Stocks (especially trad

  • What is volatility?

    This is how much and how quickly stock prices change within a certain period. Think of volatility as the stock market's mood swings. On some days, stock prices might stay calm and change very little, but on others, they might jump up and do