Invest in over 1,500 companies instantly from just £1*.
As with all investing, your capital is at risk.
From Apple to Tesla, choose from over 1,500 US stocks. And with fractional shares, you can invest in even the most expensive stocks from £1*.
Say hello to hassle-free investing. Use recurring orders to set daily, weekly or monthly trades, which you can stop at any time. That’s less time on execution, more time on your strategy.
Find dividend-paying stocks easily, and keep an eye on your upcoming payments with your own dividend calendar.
FCA regulated
We’re an appointed representative of RiskSave Technologies Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Your funds are covered
We partner with Modulr, an FCA-regulated firm who safeguard 100% of client funds. Separately, your US investments are protected up to $500,000 under the SIPC.
Your data’s
safe
We use AES 256-bit encryption, and have a Data Security & Protection team dedicated to keeping your private information safe.
*Other fees may apply. See our pricing page.
A share is a piece of ownership in a company. When you own shares, you are considered a shareholder meaning you have a claim on a portion of the company's assets and profits.
Currently, Shares has over 1,500 stocks available for UK users.
At Shares, we value security and we assure you that your funds are safe.
While creating an account with us, you also open an electronic money account with our payment provider.
Your funds will be stored in this electronic money account, which you will use to place orders to buy a stock or receive funds after selling a stock.
Your electronic money account is protected under safety regulations applicable to e-money issuers, hence we reassure the safety of your funds.
Yes, if you own a dividend paying stock, Shares will credit your account on the company’s payout date.
To check if you have received a dividend payout recently, you can navigate to the “Activity” section, and you will be able to see your dividend payout. Likewise, you can access the dividend calendar to see when your next payout is due.
Yes, Shares have fractional shares meaning you don’t have to buy one whole share of a company. Instead, you can buy part of a share – so you could buy £1 worth of any stock.