Free Share Offers and Sign-Up Deals for UK Investors

They are welcome offers where an investing platform gives new customers a free share, or part of one, for opening and funding an account. The share is usually chosen at random and its value varies, so check the published odds and the provider's terms before you sign up.

You do not pay for the share itself, but you usually need to deposit money to qualify, and there may be rules about when you can withdraw its value. Once credited, the share is an investment and can fall in value. Capital at risk.

Usually, yes. Each platform sets its own rules, so you can normally claim one welcome offer per platform as long as you are a new customer of each. Most platforms allow only one promo code or invite link per customer.

They can. Trading 212, for example, says reward shares placed in a Stocks and Shares ISA count towards your £20,000 annual ISA allowance. Check each provider's terms for how it treats rewards.

Many offers run for a fixed period. When one ends, we keep its card on this page and mark it as ended, then update it when the provider launches a new offer.

Sometimes. Some links are affiliate links that may pay us a commission, and others are referral links that may earn us a free fractional share. It costs you nothing extra and does not affect which offers we list or how we order them.

FCA rules ban firms from offering bonuses and incentives on CFDs to retail clients, so we do not list any. CFDs are complex, leveraged products and most retail accounts lose money trading them.