Freetrade - Free Share Worth £10-£100 for Depositing £50

Overview

Freetrade is a UK investment platform offering commission-free share dealing. New customers who sign up via the 'Get This Offer' button and deposit £50 within 30 days receive a free share worth £10 to £100, randomly selected from a pool of UK and US shares, ETFs and investment trusts.

How to Claim

1. Sign up via the 'Get This Offer' button (you'll need your NI number)
2. Choose your plan (Basic is free and is all you need)
3. Open a GIA (General Investment Account)
4. Complete the W-8BEN form (Profile > US tax reduction)
5. Deposit at least £50 within 30 days of using the link — leave it as cash in the GIA
6. Your free share shows as pending immediately and is credited usually within 7–10 days (Freetrade allows up to 28 business days)

Requirements

• New Freetrade customer — anyone who has held a Freetrade account before is ineligible
• UK tax resident, aged 18+; US nationals (including dual US nationals living in the UK) are excluded
• Sign up via the 'Get This Offer' button and deposit £50 within 30 days
• Balance must stay at £50 or above until the share is awarded
• Valid NI number and completed W-8BEN form

Important Terms

• ⚠️ Keep the full £50 in your account until your free share is awarded. Withdrawing — or letting your balance drop below £50 — before the share lands means neither you nor anyone else gets the share
• You don't need to invest the £50 — leave it as cash in your GIA
• The share is worth between £10 and £100 at the time of award; higher-value shares are rarer
• 180-day rule: the cash proceeds from selling the free share can't be withdrawn for 180 calendar days from the award date. Trying to move the share or its proceeds out earlier lets Freetrade claw back, sell or cancel it. Your own £50 isn't affected once the share has landed
• Freetrade can change or end the free share programme at any time
• Capital is at risk — share value can go up or down after you receive it

Tips

• Deposit exactly £50, leave it as cash, and don't touch it until the share is credited
• Complete the W-8BEN form early — it's the most common cause of delays
• Once the share has landed you can withdraw your £50; keep the free share (or the cash from selling it) in the account for 180 days, then withdraw that too