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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Trading 212 users through our website.
- Login (40%)
- Trading platform (30%)
- Website (20%)
- Deposits (10%)
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The most recent Trading 212 outage reports came from the following cities:
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 Valencia
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Deposits | 4 days ago |
 Didcot
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Login | 23 days ago |
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Scunthorpe
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Trading platform | 1 month ago |
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Batley
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Login | 2 months ago |
 Munich
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Login | 2 months ago |
 Konya
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Login | 2 months ago |
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Trading 212 Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Lizard - Investor £200k (@Lizardhunt_) reported@JayJayTVee @Trading212 thought about what you might use the money for ? down payment on a house ?
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Sam - Investor- 💷 (@Saminvests98) reportedDoes anyone knew if there is an update on when bitcoin:native will be avaliable to buy and trade on @Trading212 ? I’m bullish on it but it’s so clunky to buy on coinbase and the fees are awful.
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CRG (@MacroCRG) reporteda few thoughts regarding trading212 SIPP’s 1. they do not currently support employer contributions. which sucks ****. if you run a company, you simply cannot and should not use trading212 for your SIPP as it wouldn’t be tax efficient. hopefully this changes 2. they apparently have no fees. whatsoever. I’d like to get this in writing via a human as the bot doesn’t know what Gaudi is Gaudi is a specialist SIPP trustee company that newer/fintech platforms use because building and maintaining FCA-authorised SIPP infrastructure themselves is expensive and complex. thus platforms like Trading 212 essentially white-label Gaudi’s SIPP wrapper rather than building their own Gaudi will charge for their services - trading 212 may be absorbing that cost themselves as a loss leader to acquire SIPP customers, or the bot simply doesn’t know about it… or it may appear later down the line so yea, no employer contributions sucks ****. hope that changes. and need more clarification on fees
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B Invest HQ (@BInvestHQ) reported@jzrdan @Trading212 is my frequent trading platform. The only negatives are no fixed price quotes so I nearly always trade using limit orders otherwise you could be in for a shock if there's a wide spread at the time & no phone help. Although their email support was good when I used it.
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Dave Spencer (@why_o_why_o_why) reported@GagolaValue @2147mill @Trading212 Yes they support transfers of cash and stocks
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mark (@chefbaily) reported@rogerhamilton @Trading212 Hopefully Roger sees this. There doing the same thing with my @nbhydrocarbons shares. If you don’t move them they sell them for 0.01 per share. Very shady things going on lately. We need support from ceos etc
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Ben Warren (@BenWarren1983) reported@Trading212 are there any problems with payments today? I transferred money into my account at 9am this morning and it’s still not showing in my main account. Usually takes a couple of hours on a Sunday but never this long?
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Dido (@didoletter) reported@TheLastLuo Too scared opeing my Trading212 app. It's bloody out there... Down to 32% of my portfolio. Every red, is time to invest. I will wait it out. No guts, no glory
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Rnv (@Mxtty79) reported@Ajaxin @Trading212 I’d say it’s a glitch just noticed the same thing on my account
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An Orange Future (@HarrisChri99199) reported@Trading212 As a UK investor and existing customer, is there any interest for Trading 212 to list the Strategy preferred stock $STRC ? I know you already list their common equity stock $MSTR It was launched last summer and has raised over $3.8 Billion in capital since its launch. It is offered on some UK platforms like Hargreaves Lansdown & AJ Bell. It has gathered some real momentum as it offers monthly dividend/ return of capital payments.
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C (@C1075276929815) reported@nbhydrocarbons **** trading212 right intheir cheeky british bums. Tha feckin *****.
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OutTheRed Investing | 🇬🇧 👉🇺🇸 (@outthered) reported@FelixHopkins7 @thetweleve Problem with HL is they charge high broker fees. The every day retail investor is much better with Freetrade or Trading212 imo.
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T KhonLao 🧢🍎🍏 (@savandistrict) reported@MmtlpD2627 I see that $15/share offer above the $12/share ATH during trading mmtlp…shorts will be down $3/share if they short at 12$ those shorted at lower amount will lose more. So make since why trading212 wanting got get rid of it on pennies on the dollar before offering become active.
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Philsdividends (@philsdividends) reported@JamesP728 @kiss_my_axe85 @Trading212 Yeah still not a bad % tho and can transfer funds between my stocks and shares and doesn’t effect the 20k limit which is nice
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Trading 212 (@Trading212) reported@van_bosch @van_bosch @Trading212 We’d love to help, but unfortunately, we can’t send you a DM due to your X account settings. Please send us a private message with your case reference number or account details, and we’ll take it from there 🙏
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RealCobraW (@RealCobraW) reported1) You're not wrong, so maybe you should look at the data again? Do you know how many trades I make each week? 2) You wrote that after the stocks, prices would drop. 3) I've been long for as long as I damn well want, like with other instruments; you scalp, but I don't. PS: You put 2-3, so: 3) I use Trading212, everyone who follows me knows that (who actually follows me). PS 2: I'll add a point: 4) On June 19th, you contacted me. I was following you, and you were really interesting. I listened to your entire voice message. Now I can't see this chat anymore, and maybe you deleted it. I'm wondering about the site and what I do. I replied to you and we talked. The only thing you were looking at was the conversion rate I had on likes and my posts, and you asked me what the margin was on "paying people on my site." I'm wondering about taxation and some marketing aspects. I don't treat my followers or anyone who wants to follow me as "paying," precisely because I could shut down everything the next day and not give a damn about anyone or anything. I can buy a boat and go wherever I want and live out the rest of my days. I'm just saying that I've passed down my formula—I repeat, my formula—based on a mathematical and statistical calculation that works and is profitable. Those who understand and are with me on the channel know this, and I prove it every day, and 70% of the time, if not more, it works perfectly. Unfortunately, only a few of us can confirm this, since there aren't many of us, but everyone is happy. Now, do you know what I've done in life to get where I am today? Unfortunately, I don't think so, because you didn't have the humility to open a dialogue with me. You could have met some of my colleagues in San Marino, since we're almost there. You lost your golden ticket to a deep-rooted "fundamentalism." What reason did you have for deleting our conversation? Enjoy your life, and remember that I have no quarrel with those who use fundamentals, those who use the weather, or those who roll the dice. Everyone has their own method, but mine has worked very well for years, I'd say. @pmplcu
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Siam (@SiamInvestor) reportedISA has swung by close to £1k today. Up hard, then straight back down. Felt… nothing. No stomach drop, no refreshing the app every 5 minutes, no “what if” spiralling. If I can’t stay level-headed watching my account move under £1k in a day, I’ll never handle it moving £10k or £100k as the portfolio grows. Volatility doesn’t shrink with size. Your tolerance for it has to grow first. $NBIS $IREN $MU $KXIAY #TRADING212
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J🅰️ck (@Jackazz19) reported@JamesP728 @kiss_my_axe85 @Trading212 With how bad their ISA offering is, give it 2.
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Liam (@OptionsLiam_) reported@KieranT1000 2 meaning one for yourself and one for your partner? I manage 2 myself as I do my brothers and I just use 2 different apps. I have Freetrade and trading212. An no problem, just invest as much as you can as young as possible, but don’t forget it live
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Investment Beginer (@Investmentbegi) reportedSo been a little while since posting last weekend had the usual investments into my pies #trading212 So here’s the figures for now Invested £132.54 Value £135.50 * Unrealised gain £2.96 * So a small gain in under * at time of posting, or near as damn it
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Chirag (@ChiragMaher) reported@GrudgerUK @unclebobo_fx I've never had any issues withdrawing from Vantage, IG or Trading212 over the last few years. I never saw the point of using funded accounts, especially as a $100k account is really a $10 account, plus you have drawdown rules etc, I've never seen the incentive.
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LamNam (@_LamNam_) reported@InvestLOng_ @Trading212 I have a problem lol
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J.E (@v96809076) reported@Trading212 free shares available for a new 212 customer if looking to join
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EKalé vs The Market (@ekaleinvests) reportedUnpopular opinion: sitting in cash isn’t always a bad move. “Time in the market beats timing” — sure… But not when markets are overheated. If you can earn ~4% on idle cash (like on @Trading212 ), your opportunity cost drops. Instead of missing ~8% in the S&P 500, you’re only giving up ~4%… While keeping dry powder ready. And when dips hit (Apr ’25, Mar ’26)… That cash becomes your biggest edge. Flexibility > blind investing.
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Ask Trading 212 (@Trading212Help) reported@jameslincoln240 @Trading212 We can’t message you due to your X account settings. Please send us a direct message with your case or account details, and we’ll be happy to help.
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Same same but different (@Libagin3) reported@betirement In trading212 App, you can buy STRC and get the 11.5% and you can also enable the lend feature on the app and get an extra 1.4% APY. Apparently the demand is so high that there are entities borrowing it either to short it or get more STRC yield. Is this leveraging bad?
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Mr White (@amoneything_uk) reported@JamesP728 @Trading212 Be keen to know if the retirement options are good and the process isn’t an admin nightmare! My vanguard SIPP does the job for now but as a drawdown account the admin process is terrible
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B W (@Bwhite89175073) reported@Charles_SEO I've had this before with Trade Republic, as soon as I mentioned that I contacted their regulator (BaFin) they started responding much more quickly and it was resolved. Trading212 was another, gave me a €50 "we're sorry" credit and asked me to close the complaint..
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Shubo (@shubosalekin) reported@cupofmisery my bad i didn’t mean to confuse you 😭😭 but yeah i do it via trading212 because it’s more convenient and easy to track look at us being smart with our money
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Clifford Fabian (@CliffordF55) reported@londonHenryGB @Trading212 My advice with pensions is always.. Leave it in Vanguard/Nutmeg/HL funds etc and forget. It's fine to play around, trade, watch incessantly in your ISA - but your pension is the one thing you want to be slow, steady, predictable and out of your hands.