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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
Didcot, England 1
Scunthorpe, England 1
Batley, England 1
Munich, Bavaria 1
Konya, Konya 1
Cannock, England 1
London, England 2
Manchester, England 1
Antalya, Antalya 1
Murcia, Murcia 1
Wolverhampton, England 1
Glasgow, Scotland 1
Nottingham, England 1
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Community Discussion

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Trading 212 Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • SocialMike
    MikeC (@SocialMike) reported

    @Trading212Help @Trading212 Appreciate you responding but that wasn't the issue. Which puts us back to the OP: please sort out the logging-in authentication snakes 'n' ladders labyrinth that prevents me viewing my own statements. Or better, pls resume email statements.

  • aliasaadi10
    El Esedi (@aliasaadi10) reported

    @Trading212 trading 212 should be banned - I am a customer and can't access my account because trading 212 only sends verification code to the app. but how can you get a code in the app when the app won't let you log in untill you enter the code!?? It's beyond idiotic. Don't use them ever!!

  • jahckd
    jahc (@jahckd) reported

    uk problem: > stamp duty (uk-only stock tax): 0.25% > trading212 fx fee: 0.15% it is always cheaper to buy foreign equities.

  • anthonyevans69
    Only Cornwall (@anthonyevans69) reported

    @JamesP728 @Trading212 It's ok but there's limited options for investing choice and orders are delayed somewhat so they can keep costs down - bulk them all at one time for everyone. Also, prefer to have my S&S ISA and SIPP under one umbrella.

  • 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.

  • theoriginalalx
    alex richards (@theoriginalalx) reported

    @MartinSLewis I put £1 in trading212 account used a special code you have out got £40 now it’s at £111 which isn’t bad with the current world situation.

  • turtlenecklana
    Turtleneck Lana (@turtlenecklana) reported

    @Trading212 Unable to login. Sent an email already. No answer. Where is the customer service?

  • OliverrInvests
    Oliver (@OliverrInvests) reported

    I got lucky. Markets looked toppy to me around here So I trimmed a big chunk of my fund holdings and I moved everything over to @Trading212. Didn’t want to be paying a % platform fee to hold the same trackers. The risk is the time out of the markets but I was willing to take that risk! Did you guys trim down your positions? #ISA

  • 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

  • bigtone59
    bigtony (@bigtone59) reported

    @Trading212 This ad is misleading, what it doesn't tell you is that you have to be a new customer to qualify so if you're a Trading 212 customer don't bother. Lying 212

  • Jackazz19
    J🅰️ck (@Jackazz19) reported

    @JamesP728 @kiss_my_axe85 @Trading212 With how bad their ISA offering is, give it 2.

  • 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.

  • Libagin3
    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?

  • LazaroInvestor
    LazaroLifestyle (@LazaroInvestor) reported

    @JamesP728 @Trading212 No problem!!

  • RealCobraW
    RealCobraW (@RealCobraW) reported

    1) 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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