Offer value details
Robinhood says it can reimburse an outside brokerage transfer fee up to $75 for transfers of $7,500 or more in eligible equity, options, and cash assets.
Qualification requirements
Eligible assets must transfer into Robinhood through ACATS from an outside brokerage account or custodial account. Robinhood says reimbursement eligibility is based on asset values from the previous market close on the transfer date, residual transfer amounts are not included, and eligible users need to contact Robinhood with additional information to request reimbursement.
Fees and costs
The Robinhood fee schedule lists $0 account opening, maintenance, and inactivity fees for the reviewed schedule, while trading, regulatory, options, margin, paper, instant-transfer, outgoing-transfer, stock-borrow, and other fees can apply.
Availability
Robinhood says it accepts transfers from individual or joint investing accounts, traditional IRAs, and Roth IRAs. Trust and business accounts are not accepted, and Robinhood Strategies managed accounts do not accept assets from margin accounts.
What to verify
- This is a transfer-fee reimbursement, not a general cash investing bonus.
- Unsupported assets may be rejected, excluded, or liquidated by the outside brokerage before transfer.
- The transfer source did not list reimbursement timing after the request is submitted.
- Investing products are not FDIC insured and can lose value.
Confirm current provider terms
Rates, rewards, fees, qualification rules, eligibility, and deadlines can change. Review the provider terms before applying.