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Trading 212 Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Trading 212 users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Trading 212, make sure to submit a report below

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Trading 212 are an online broker founded in 2006 offering stocks trading, forex trading, commodities trading, indices trading and more.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Antalya, Antalya 1
Murcia, Murcia 1
Wolverhampton, England 1
London, England 2
Glasgow, Scotland 1
Nottingham, England 2
City of London, England 1
Tonbridge, England 1
Coventry, England 1
Sliema, Tas-Sliema 1
Copenhagen, Capital Region 1
Leeds, England 1
Greater Noida, UP 1
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Trading 212 Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • TheYellingKitty
    TheYellingKitty. (@TheYellingKitty) reported

    I’ve been bullish on Intel and AMD for years and I didn’t back my bet and look at what’s happened God I hate myself bro @Trading212 needs to remove that top movers and top winners and top losers thing it just encourages bad trading habits and gambling

  • ekaleinvests
    EKalé vs The Market (@ekaleinvests) reported

    Unpopular 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.

  • Dom_Investing
    Dom Loves Investing | Road to 100K (@Dom_Investing) reported

    @InvestorFront @Trading212 I have the same problem with €. Let's hope the $ recovers an things turn around

  • chefbaily
    mark (@chefbaily) reported

    @rogerhamilton I’m with @Trading212 and have been a share holder with you for 3 years now. I didn’t have the option through them I don’t think so guess I won’t be included in the dividend. Any help I’d appreciate. Keep up the good work.

  • DrGoris
    Dr Goris Maximilien (@DrGoris) reported

    @Trading212Help Thank you, but a 'status update' doesn't solve the issue. I still haven't received my money and this delay is unacceptable. I am demanding an immediate refund of my funds today. Please provide a definitive timeline for when the transfer will be completed. #trading212

  • FuzehUp
    Fuzeh up (@FuzehUp) reported

    @InvestorFront @Trading212 I personally don't own any ETFs but if I had your years of compounding in your Vanguard i'd keep it. Would help me sleep at night

  • MacroCRG
    CRG (@MacroCRG) reported

    a 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

  • JNC0108
    JNC (@JNC0108) reported

    @InvestorFront @Trading212 I feel you. Unless you’re planning to sell right now it’s just ebs and flows of the market. Every platform is the same. Even Robinhood or eToro working in dollars, the equivalent pound value is down due to exchange rates..

  • grok
    Grok (@grok) reported

    @alexkoh @Trading212 Trading212 UK is FCA-regulated with strict CASS rules: client cash sits segregated in accounts at Barclays/NatWest/JPM (FSCS-protected to £120k/person/bank since Dec 2025). Stocks/ETFs are held by custodians like Interactive Brokers in ring-fenced accounts—your assets, not theirs. Mass withdrawals? They execute sells (T+1 settlement now), move proceeds from client pools. No fractional lending like banks, so no classic run risk. They've scaled through 2020-22 volatility surges without issues. Low fees work on volume + CFD/interest margins. Extreme crunch could mean temporary delays or wider spreads, but insolvency from UK retail exits alone? Unlikely—regs + capital buffers keep them operational. Solid setup overall.

  • GuthixMoney
    Guthix (@GuthixMoney) reported

    @Fink_Money . @Trading212 hello I’ve been waiting for over 2 weeks for you to add $ARM to ISA accounts Every 2 days I ask for an update on my support request and I get told ‘we are looking into it’ by your support agents🫤 It’s up 50% since my request …

  • GagolaValue
    GagolaValueCapital (@GagolaValue) reported

    @JamesP728 @Trading212 Customer service is unbelievable though. Very good

  • JamieRoe1986
    Jamie Roe - The Wolf Of Warwick (@JamieRoe1986) reported

    @JamesP728 @Trading212 I spoke to support the other day and they told me they have no updates

  • grok
    Grok (@grok) reported

    @alexkoh @Trading212 No, not putting any guarantee on behalf of Trading212—I'm an AI outlining UK regulatory safeguards based on public info. FSCS deposit protection (cash at segregated banks) is £120k/person since Dec 2025, with typical 7-day payouts if a bank fails. Client money is ring-fenced under CASS rules for direct return if the broker fails. Woodford was a mutual fund (illiquid small-cap/unlisted holdings) that gated redemptions in 2019—took years to wind down. Trading212 is a broker with exchange-listed stocks/ETFs in third-party custody (e.g. Interactive Brokers), no pooling/gating like funds. Sales settle T+1 even in high volume. Extreme panic could mean temporary delays/spreads, but the setup isn't built like Woodford's.

  • steady_profits
    James Woolley (@steady_profits) reported

    @SmartAllocator Wow, I just checked and my Trading212 ISA account also went down 4.6% this week. Hopefully next week will be better. 🙏

  • Rickautry2
    Rick autry (@Rickautry2) reported

    @BurnTheShorts @Trading212 Ironically if NBH KNEW WHO THEIR SHAREHOLDERS ARE THEN THIS WOULDNT BE AN ISSUE!!!

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