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  • Withdrawal Tracker

    The Withdrawal Tracker is a feature designed to give you a clear view of your withdrawal requests from start to finish. The tracker provides detailed information about the status of your withdrawal, transaction details, including the execut

  • Stay Cyber Smart: Safeguard your Trading 212 account

    Cybersecurity isn’t a one-time setup - it’s an ongoing habit. By reviewing your settings and following these simple steps, you’re helping keep your Trading 212 account and investments secure.Online scams are becoming increasingly sophistica

  • 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 is the SIPP Annual Allowance?

    The annual allowance is the maximum amount that can be contributed to your pensions in a tax year while still benefiting from tax relief. For most individuals, this limit is currently £60,000 or 100% of your UK earnings, whichever is lower.

  • What are the Crypto account views?

    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.Explore and manage your crypto investments in multiple ways

  • What is the Trading 212  Crypto account?

    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.A dedicated crypto account for Trading 212 Markets Ltd. that

  • Cash ISA Current Year Promotional Rate

    New clients registering a Cash ISA account after 17.09.2025 may now be able to participate in our Cash ISA Current Year Subscription Promotional Rate campaign. Check out the specifics below 👇 What are the participation criteria?   Be a re

  • 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

  • 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

  • Why are my contactless payments limited?

    To help protect your account, your card may be subject to limits on how often or how much you can spend using contactless payments without additional authentication. These limits are applied in line with the strong customer authentication (

  • 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 am I taxed?

    We automatically handle your German capital gains taxes. We calculate what you owe, deduct it, and transfer it to the German tax authorities on your behalf. 📄 Note Automatic tax deduction applies only to German tax residents registered und

  • Why does the 212 card have no magnetic stripe?

    The magnetic stripe is not present on 212 cards due to the security risk they pose. We take into consideration a few factors 👇 The data on the magnetic stripes can be easily copied. This includes information such as your account number, y

  • 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

  • How is my income taxed as an Australian resident?

    For clients of Trading 212 AU Pty Ltd, the tax treatment of additional income, such as interest on cash or dividends, depends on whether you have provided a Tax File Number (TFN).Here are your options👇 Provide a TFN: If you provide your T

  • 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

  • How do I verify my identity?

    To activate your Trading 212 account, we need to verify your identity. Below you'll find what we need from you, the accepted documents per entity, and answers to the most common questions. 📄 Note ID and selfie verification must be complete

  • What is an interbank rate?

    This is the rate at which banks exchange currencies with each other. This rate is not a single rate but rather a range defined by the buy and sell prices.  💡 Example If EUR/USD’s current buy and sell prices are 1.07700 / 1.07750, that is