XTB - Get a free Rolls Royce share (worth *£11) 📈

Free Money — Free Shares — XTB

Earn - Free share | Time - 5 minutes | Cash Needed - £1

XTB is a trading platform where you can invest in global stocks, ETFs, and more. New users can currently claim a free Rolls Royce share (worth around £11) just for opening an account and making a deposit.

To claim your free share:

1. Sign up here – Open an account with XTB.

2. Verify your account – Once your account is verified (some users may have to do a KYC check, it appears this is random) make a deposit of at least £1 (you may be required to upload ID and/or answer a phone call from XTB).

3. XTB will purchase and credit you with one ordinary share of Rolls Royce within 3 days of your deposit. You can hold onto your share as an investment or sell it once it’s been credited.

The value of the free share depends on the market price at the time it’s delivered, and Rolls Royce’s share price is currently around £11. Limited to 2,000 people.

In past experience, it is very luck of the draw if you get accepted in time as the KYC checks are very random. It is worth trying for the free share, but not a company to operate with long term.

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FAQ’s

• Is XTB a legit broker?

  • Yes — XTB is a legitimate, regulated broker.

  • The parent company, XTB S.A., is a publicly traded firm (on the Warsaw Stock Exchange), which adds transparency: it publishes audited financial reports and is subject to disclosure requirements.

  • XTB offers a broad range of trading/investment instruments (forex, CFDs, stocks, ETFs, commodities, indices, etc.), which aligns with what you’d expect from a full-service broker.

• Is XTB legal in the UK?

  • Yes — the UK arm, XTB Limited (UK), is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), under Firm Reference Number 522157.

  • That means UK users are subject to UK financial-services regulation, which includes protections such as segregation of client funds (i.e. client money is held separately from company funds).

  Important safety note: Because of its legitimacy and regulation, XTB is legal for UK traders — but “legal” doesn’t eliminate risk: trading (especially CFDs/forex) always carries market risk.

• Is XTB good for beginners?

  • What works for beginners:

    • XTB offers a user-friendly trading platform (web and mobile), and its interface is often praised as accessible.

    • You can open an account relatively easily and there’s no large minimum deposit requirement for many account types.

    • For long-term investing (e.g. shares/ETFs) rather than active trading, it can be suitable — especially for those wanting access to a broad asset range without huge upfront costs.

  • What beginners should watch out for:

    • Many of XTB’s offerings are CFDs and leveraged products — those carry significant risk, and according to regulatory disclosures many retail investors lose money when trading them.

    • As with any broker, beginners must fully understand what they’re trading. CFDs and leveraged instruments are complex — a lack of experience might lead to losses.

• How do I close my XTB account?

  If you want to close your XTB account, you need to:

  • Log in to your account and withdraw all funds/close all positions.

  • Contact customer support (via official XTB channels — not via scam-warning clones!) and request account closure.

• How do I contact XTB?

  • Address (UK branch): Level 9, One Canada Square, Canary Wharf, London, E14 5AA, United Kingdom.

  • Customer support phone: +44 20 3695 3086

  • Account-opening / general enquiries phone: +44 20 3695 3085

  • Sales / general enquiries email: uksales@xtb.com

  • Live chat: Available on their website (and via the trading platform/app)