Open my account
Let's open your Robinhood account! Do the following to open an individual investing account. After you have that account open, you can then open a joint investing account and an IRA with us.
Keep in mind, it may take a few days to review the materials and open your account. Look for an email from us with instructions on getting started.
While submitting an application, you can queue a deposit before your account is approved.
When this happens, we’ll wait until your account is officially approved before initiating the queued deposit from your bank account into your Robinhood account. If your application is rejected, the queued deposit will be canceled within 3 business days.
Robinhood now offers a joint investing account where you can invest together in a shared account where both co-owners have equal ownership. We currently offer a Joint Accounts with Rights of Survivorship type of account where 2 co-owners have the same rights and access to make trades and manage investments in the account.
We only support joint accounts with 2 co-owners.
If we request a document to verify your identity, we’ll include instructions for uploading your documents securely.
It may take a few days to review your application and open your account. Look for an email from us with instructions on getting started.
Individual retirement accounts (IRA) allow you to invest for retirement. Robinhood offers 2 different types of retirement accounts: traditional IRA and Roth IRA. You can open 1 of each type of IRA at Robinhood, even if you already have an IRA at another financial institution or a workplace retirement plan, like a 401(k).
For more details about your options and to set up an IRA, check out IRA overview and Transfers and rollovers.
If you already have an individual account with Robinhood Financial with no restrictions, you can open 1 of each supported type of Robinhood Strategies managed account, including an individual account, a traditional IRA, or a Roth IRA. Managed joint accounts are coming soon.
About Robinhood Strategies has more details on how to sign up.
Robinhood requests personal information, including financial and tax identification information, in order to comply with US government laws and FINRA rules. We’ll request personal information from both new customers and long-standing customers. Robinhood complies with an SEC customer identification rule of the USA Patriot Act of 2001. This rule requires Robinhood to verify the identity of any person seeking to open an account and to maintain records of their information. Robinhood must also determine whether a customer appears on any lists of terrorist organizations provided to broker-dealers by any government agency. We take the security of all data we collect very seriously. We don’t intend to use this data for anything other than the fulfillment of our regulatory requirements. Check out our data protection policies for more information.