Webull Bonus
$20 in free stock and 3.5% Premium service deposit match with Webull.
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Overview of Webull’s Promotion Offer
This special offer works like this: open a new self-directed taxable brokerage account with Webull and add at least $500 to it. After you finish both requirements, Webull will place $20 worth of fractional shares of NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) into the new account. You’ll also get one month of Premium at no charge, which is the broker’s enhanced subscription plan. But there’s more to it.
Webull Premium for IRAs
While Individual Retirement Accounts do not qualify for the special offer above, Webull IRA clients can still earn bonuses on new contributions and transfers from other retirement accounts. In certain situations, those bonuses can end up being worth more than the $20 stock reward.
Under the standard setup, Webull pays no match on IRA transfers and pays a 1% match on IRA contributions. Premium members, however, receive a 3% match on IRA transfers and rollovers and a 3.5% match on IRA contributions. Since Premium is a paid subscription, the membership fee can be well worth paying for customers who qualify for a large enough match.
For instance, if you are under age 50 and fully fund your Webull IRA for 2026 with a $7,500 cash contribution, a 3.5% match would produce a $262.50 bonus inside the IRA. That is a strong incentive by itself, and it does not even count any additional 3% reward on incoming IRA transfers.
Other Benefits of Webull Premium
Premium comes with additional advantages as well, such as enhanced rates on eligible uninvested cash, reduced margin rates, free real-time data, and tiered fee discounts on futures and index-options trading. The cash-management APY is variable, and Webull says the current APY must be viewed in the mobile app. The enhanced APY applies to eligible cash accounts, but IRAs are not eligible for the enhanced Premium APY.
Webull Promotion Fine Print
The required $500 cash deposit must come from outside Webull. ACATS and FOP transfers do not qualify for the $20 NVDA fractional-share offer. The funds have to be deposited by July 30, 2026, and they must settle within 7 days after that date.
This promotion cannot be used together with other Webull offers.
Only individual taxable accounts qualify for the $20 in fractional shares and the free month of Premium. This offer does not apply to joint accounts, IRAs, entity accounts, futures accounts, event-contract accounts, or Smart Advisor robo accounts.
The first offer ($20 plus one free month of Premium) is limited to new Webull customers. Webull defines a new customer as someone who has never made a deposit or transfer into any Webull account. The firm may confirm this through the Social Security Number or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number used to open the account before issuing the bonuses. A valid U.S. address is also required.
The free NVIDIA-share offer ends on July 30, 2026, so there is a limited time to qualify. Some Premium benefits continue only while you remain subscribed, and some promotional Premium benefits, such as the IRA transfer match, are limited-time offers.
Any bonuses paid into a taxable account may be reported to the IRS on some type of 1099 form. Speak with a licensed tax professional for additional guidance.
How to Open a New Webull Account
If you choose to use either offer, the steps are straightforward. If you already have a Webull IRA, open the mobile app and tap the Menu icon at the bottom of the screen. On the Menu page, select Webull Premium. Then go to Subscription Management and pick your plan. You can choose the monthly option or the annual option.
If you have never added money to a Webull account and want to claim the first promotion, simply
click on this link. On the Webull promotion page, tap or click
on the button to begin. Then follow the instructions shown on the screen to start the online application. You’ll
need to enter a mobile phone number first. After that, provide the remaining requested information, and your new
brokerage account can be opened in a short amount of time.
Written by Alex Bost
Updated on 6/12/2026.
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