Trading 212 promo codes for 2024

Trading 212 has recently reintroduced its “Get free shares!” promo for referrals, but it’s for a limited time only (the promo is scheduled to end in early Novemeber). You can get free fractional shares worth up to £100 and 5 more for each friend you refer. It’s also got some other promotions which we’ve rounded up for you here, along with other trading app promo codes and deals that might appeal to you.

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Invite friends and get free shares up to £100

Existing customers can invite a friend and both receive fractional shares. T&Cs apply. Capital at risk.
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Earn 5.1% on uninvested cash

Paid daily. Withdraw funds at anytime. T&Cs apply. Capital at risk.
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Earn 1.5% cashback on card spend until November

After 1 November, earn 0.5% cashback on card spend. Maximum £20 per month. T&Cs apply.

Trading 212 has also previously run cashback offers on funds paid into its Stocks and shares ISA product. Check back here for new offers as they go live.

How do I use my Trading 212 code?

You’ll need to sign up using the link provided, verify your identy and then fund your account.

Plus, once you have a Trading 212 account (and provided Trading 212’s running a referral promotion at the time), you can invite friends and receive free fractional shares! To do that, just open your app, go to the menu and select “Get free shares”. There, you’ll find a unique link you can share with friends. You can copy and paste it, or even invite people directly from the app, if you give it access to your contacts.

We’ll update this page with new codes as and when they go live. When Trading 212 is running its refer-a-friend promotion, if you don’t have a friend with the app, you may find people sharing theirs on Reddit. But be aware that the links shared may not be valid… you could open an account and fund it then not reveive your free shares.

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Free £10-£100 stock with this link

New accounts only. T&Cs apply. Capital at risk.

About Trading 212

Founded in 2004, Trading 212 is one of a crop of relatively new trading apps offering commmission-free trading and attracting a new generation of investors. From its general investment account (GIA), Trading 212 has been gradually expanding into offering more product types, most recently with its low-FX/cashback debit card.

We’ve found that it’s consistently one of the most competitive trading platforms in terms of fees and benefits. Read our full review with expert verdict and pros and cons to find out more.

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