Freetrade free share worth up to £100

Get a free share with Freetrade valued between £10 and £100 when you open an account using this affiliate link and fund it with at least £50. Terms apply, capital at risk when investing.

How to claim your free share

Step one: scan the QR code below or go through our affiliate link to open your new Freetrade account:

Step two: verify your account and fill out all the relevant documents

Step three: deposit at least £50

Step four: Wait seven to 10 days, and your free share will appear in your account.

Terms apply. As an affiliate, we may earn a commission if you use our referral link. This will cost you nothing, and the only other way to claim this bonus is by using someone else’s affiliate link.

What free share will I get?

Your free share is picked randomly from a basked of UK and US companies, ETFs and trusts based on the probabilities below. The higher the value, the less likely you are to get it – but everyone gets something worth at least £10.

ProbabilityValue
80%£10-£25
15%£25.01-£50
3%£50.01-£75
2%£75.01-£100

Can I sell the share or withdraw?

Yes. Once your free share lands on your account, you're free to sell it or reinvest in something else on Freetrade. However, any cash you make from selling your free share can only be withdrawn 180 days or more after the date you received the share.

Freetrade is an investment platform, so please note that your capital is at risk if you decide to invest.

Can I choose which free share I get?

No, the free share is randomly allocated to your account. If you want to have shares in a specific company, you could always sell it and re-buy shares in another company.

Why didn't I receive my free share?

You'll usually receive your free share in seven to 10 days, though it's worth waiting a couple of extra days just in case there are any delays. You'll need to make sure you've fulfilled all the criteria included in Freetrade's terms and conditions, including making the £50 deposit within 30 days of using the referral link. Other conditions include passing all onboarding checks and completing the W-8BEN form (this is a simple online form required because you might receive a US share. It tells the US tax authorities you’re not American, so you aren’t overcharged on US dividends.)

Financial Interest provides guidance, not advice. If you’re unsure about anything, speak with a qualified adviser. When investing, your capital is always at risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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