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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by Trading 212 users through our website.
- Login (45%)
- Trading platform (30%)
- Website (20%)
- Deposits (5%)
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The most recent Trading 212 outage reports came from the following cities:
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 Didcot
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Login | 18 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 | 1 month ago |
 Munich
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Login | 1 month ago |
 Konya
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Login | 2 months ago |
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Cannock
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Trading platform | 2 months ago |
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Trading 212 Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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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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mango.hl (@dev_pom) reportedI love how @Trading212 is trying to make investing easy and accessible, but damn, possible one of the worst app UXs out there
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LazaroLifestyle (@LazaroInvestor) reported@JamesP728 @Trading212 No problem!!
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Ross (@F1ashmanR) reported@baroninvestment Amazed how you accumulate buy or sell on this one- spread -bid/ask is all over the shop, even for small amounts. Or @Trading212 are having issues
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Jack - UK Growth Investor 🇬🇧 (@investedjack) reported@EdFrosty500 @Trading212 It depends. What’s your rent or mortgage? What other financial commitments would you need to service if your income stopped right now? What’s your risk appetite? What job or skills do you have to generate income? (Eg how quickly could you generate income again). Only you know.
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Norbert (@norbert_d_d) reported@fivepointscap We're pretty bad with that in the UK, but it is getting better with access to newer low fee brokers like Trading212.
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Casino Capital (@CasinoCapital) reportedThinking of moving my SIPP & share a/c's from IG @IGClientHelp to @Trading212 Anyone have a bad thing to say about 212? Or other brokers I should consider? What I REALLY want: Low FX fees Can hold multi-currency Tax return forms every year Options in SIPP (sadly no one offers)
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Floating Gorilla (@FloatingGorilla) reported@JamesP728 @The100kDiary @Trading212 They are not good but not bad either, middle of the road 👍
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Goonies (@goonietuness) reported@JamesP728 @Trading212 Unless you're a TOP earner. I think it’s not worth it With the max 25% tax free and the rest taxed or dripfed, It’s another trap Most are on peanuts and every £100 goes a long way. Having it locked away until retirment does not help them, especially if they dont make it that far
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Cornwall ⭕️‘s. (@postmanpat1965) reported@AIM_bagger @IGTradingFloor @Trading212 They are slow to execute small cap trades . , but they are free. That’s the trade off I guess
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Dan (@d2nny9) reportedMost people don’t lose money in investing because of bad stocks. They lose because of emotions. #Investing #Trading212 #Finance
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VJ the shrimp (@vjtheshrimp) reported@JamesP728 @Trading212 212 is a terrible platform. Huge spread, delayed trades. Not the money saver you think it might be compared to a proper platform.
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⭕ red tinted glasses 🌳 (@Tr1ckyTree) reported@JamesP728 @Trading212 What kind of draw down facilities does it offer?
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Mr Craster🌞 (@CrasterPaul) reported@JamesP728 @Trading212 Genuine question do you ever think about FSCS? If the worst was to happen
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Jon Belloo (@JonJonBelloo) reported@autop1lot @JamesP728 @Trading212 In theory you should be fine: - Cash safe up to £120k FSCS - Shares held in segregated accounts at IBKR The only problem if 212 sinks then becomes how long you wait for your cash and assets to be transferred, and how clean their records and auditing are will determine that.
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Charlie (@McCharlie60869) reported@Matrix_B0SS @Trading212 Nice average 😎 Mine is high at 85/90sek but like you I hold this on trading 212 and do not plan on selling anytime soon . If we are still down next month when I have available capital I will definitely be dca . Big big things coming …
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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 the stocks would go down afterward. 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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🇬🇧 Ali · Principled Investor 📈 (@PrincipledAli) reported@MZohaibKhan92 I started investing in November 2021 with Wahed Invest (Robo Advisor) with small deposits of £100 a month. Then upped it to £200 a month. I transferred to Trading212 with £12,400 built up in May 2024. I was out of a job in July 2024. I was in between jobs, went through a phase of my life where I did not enjoy what I was doing - did not have stability in my life. Stopped investing until September 2025. My portfolio continued to steadily grow in the background since then. I have continiously carried on investing since then, aggressively, hoping to make up for the time I've lost.
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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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James Philips (@JamesP728) reported@BenInvestsonX @Trading212 Oh okay fair enough, doesn't sound too bad
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mark (@chefbaily) reported@rogerhamilton I’m sure you recognise my name. Been here 3 years I think. Gutted I miss on the dividend as it’s stuck in vstock and trading212 won’t do anything to help.
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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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John Bowen (@Bow47064648John) reported@SamsUxyyeah @Trading212 @nbhydrocarbons What is even more crazy is the fact the very minimum of the "preferred share was already valued by the regulators approval from the MM who moved it to the options market with a .30 bond as the piggy back! They are really crooked and stupid with the ideology .01 is some number formulated from any facts from the history of this "security"!!!
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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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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.
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🅰️ndrew Brahms (@inthe_flowers) reported@CasinoCapital @IGClientHelp @Trading212 Only issue I have is some tiny float stocks in the UK are really difficult to execute on T212 compared to IG - i.e. I have put a limit buy for the same price on both platforms, IG executed a lot quicker than T212. Maybe the lesson is to avoid illiquid garbage stock
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Tomas Sousa (@TomaSousa2001) reported@DividendWealth_ @DividendKingPro Will be testing Trading212 connection? Tried to import cvs from them but It’s full of errors when I import to your app
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Dom (@CodmicoInvests) reportedI’m seeing a lot of conversation here and on @Trading212 about $BYND suddenly “skyrocketing” from under $1 to around $13. Honestly, it’s a little depressing that ppl still don't understand investing terms and are still chasing hype. Beyond Meat hasn’t suddenly created massive returns for shareholders. It completed a 1-for-30 reverse stock split. If you owned 30 shares worth roughly $0.41 each: 30 × $0.41 = $12.30 After the reverse split: 1 share = $12.30 No value was created. You simply own fewer shares at a proportionally higher price. More importantly, Beyond Meat didn’t do this because the business suddenly became stronger. The company said the reverse split was intended to help regain compliance with Nasdaq’s min bid price requirement. A stock going from $0.41 to $12+ looks incredible if you only look at the number on the screen. Understanding why it happened tells a very different story. Before investing your money, understand what you’re actually buying. Trading 212, I love your playform but hells bells if its possible to monitor your community pages and guide ppl that would be a real help...
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Ashy (@AshyCompounds) reported@JamesP728 @Trading212 They do tend to be slow with gaining access to their promises. So not holding my breath. And I do understand it given the space tehy are in
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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