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#Moomoo#Brokerages Apr 30, 2025·3 min read Updated Oct 3, 2026

How to Get Moomoo's Free Stocks (Step-by-Step Guide)

How to Get Moomoo's Free Stocks (Step-by-Step Guide)
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Moomoo gives new US customers free NVIDIA (NVDA) stock when they open an account and make a qualifying cash deposit. The more you deposit and keep in the account, the bigger the reward.

Offer checked October 3, 2026. Moomoo changes its promotions often, so confirm the current tiers on the Promotions page in the app before you deposit.

The current offer

Net cash depositFree NVDA stock
$500 or more$30
$2,000 or more$100
$10,000 or more$200
$50,000 or more$400
$100,000 or more$1,000

The reward tiers are larger deposits than in 2025, when the first tier started at $100. Third-party listings say the current offer runs to December 31, 2026.

Who qualifies

  • US residents 18 or older with a valid Social Security number.
  • New customers only: Moomoo says the deposit bonus is only for clients who never made a deposit or transfer before January 1, 2026.
  • Only cash deposits count. Transferring stocks from another broker doesn't meet the deposit requirement.

Step 1: Open your account

Sign up in the Moomoo app or on moomoo.com and complete the identity check. Approval usually takes a day or two.

Step 2: Make a qualifying deposit

Link your bank and deposit at least $500 in cash. Your reward is based on your net deposit, which is deposits minus any withdrawals.

Step 3: Claim the stock and hold the balance

Claim the NVDA reward in the app. The shares are locked until you've kept at least your qualifying average balance in the account for 60 days. After that, the stock is yours to keep or sell.

What to watch

  • Withdrawing early can drop you to a lower tier or cancel the reward.
  • The stock's value changes. The reward is a fixed dollar amount of NVDA when it's granted; after that it rises and falls with the share price.
  • Bonuses are taxable. Free stock is usually reported as income on a 1099.
  • Don't choose a broker for the bonus alone. Compare Moomoo with other offers in brokerage sign-up bonuses.
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