How much does it cost to trade on Robinhood?
It's our mission to make investing more accessible and affordable to all. That's why we charge no commission or foreign exchange fees when you buy and sell shares. Other costs apply.
Fee Breakdown
Robinhood holds your uninvested cash in USD, but here are some examples of our fee breakdown in GBP.
Account and Trading Fees
Third Party Fees
Margin Trading Fees
Account and Trading Fees
We don't charge anything for you to create and hold an account, or when you buy and sell US stocks.
Commissions
USD Fees
$0
Account Creation
USD Fees
$0
Our Third Party Fees
These are fees that are set by our Third Parties, which we pass on to you. They can change from time to time.
US Regulatory Fees
Regulatory Fees
Only for sell trades over $500.
USD Fees
$0.278
per $10,000
What you’d pay
(ex: £1000 trade)
£0.01
fee
Trading Activity
For trades of 51 shares and above only
USD Fees
$0.000166
per share sold
What you’d pay
(ex: 100 shares)
£0.02
fee
Other Third-Party Costs
Funding
USD Fees
0.03%
What you’d pay
(ex: £100 transfer)
£0.03
cost
Withdrawals
USD Fees
0.03%
What you’d pay
(ex: £100 transfer)
£0.03
cost
Margin Investing
Margin investing is a high risk product. Leverage can magnify your losses and you could lose more than your initial capital. You must also repay your margin loan and any interest charges, which may result in the sale of securities.
Margin Investing Rate
6%up to $50k
5.8%$50k up to $100k
5.5%$100k up to $1M
5.25%$1M up to $10M
5.2%$10M up to $50M
4.95%above $50M
These fees only apply if you take out a margin loan on your account to trade. Robinhood’s new margin rates vary based on a customer’s margin balance.
Note that this fee does not account for other costs that apply when investing at Robinhood. See our Fee Schedule for more details. Robinhood may change these rates at any time, in its sole discretion.
How do we make money?
While Robinhood doesn't charge commission fees to trade, we do make money in a few different ways. One of the ways we generate income is depositing the uninvested cash you leave with us into interest-bearing accounts. Learn more about how we make money.
How we make money
