
Deposit $100 into a new Webull account by Oct 14, 2026, and get 12 fractional shares of NVDA, TSLA, AAPL, or SpaceX. Guaranteed $36, up to $3,600. No commissions.
Deposit $100 into a new Webull account by October 14, 2026, and the brokerage hands you 12 fractional shares drawn from a pool that includes Nvidia, Tesla, Apple, and SpaceX. Each share carries a value of $3 to $300. The twelve together guarantee $36 at the low end and can reach $3,600 if every draw lands the top prize. Most draws hit the $3 tier, so the expected total is closer to $36 than $3,600. About one in five participants finishes above the guarantee, and one in seventeen clears $50, Webull says.
The $36 of stock costs nothing beyond the ten minutes needed to set up the account. The account itself is commission-free on stocks and ETFs, and options contracts carry no fee – Schwab and Fidelity still charge $0.65 per contract. The full broker review covers the platform in detail.
Four conditions. The offer is for first-time Webull accounts only. A previously funded account under the same Social Security number disqualifies the new one. Only individual taxable accounts qualify; IRAs, joint accounts, entity accounts, and advisor accounts sit outside the promotion. The deposit must be at least $100 and must come from an outside bank or another brokerage. Internal transfers from an existing Webull account do not count.
The shares appear in the My Rewards section within a day and unlock after ten calendar days. The $100 remains the depositor's money. Withdrawing it before the unlock cancels the reward.
Webull throws in a free month of Webull Premium, a voucher that covers the first 30 days. Premium lifts the rate on uninvested cash from 0.5% to 3.35%. After the month, the subscription costs $3.99.
The window closes October 14, 2026. Bank transfers take a few days to settle. Start before the deadline. Then let the ten days run and check My Rewards.
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