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Fractional shares make it possible to own part of a stock from your favorite companies without committing to a whole share.


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Own a sliver of stock.

Fractional shares make it simple for anyone to invest in their favorite companies

and ETFs without committing to a whole share.

Invest with

as little as $5.

Adios, paying for a full share. You can buy fractional shares of select stocks and ETFs starting at $5.

Pay zero fees.

Period.

SoFi Invest charges zero trading fees to buy and sell fractional shares—so the money you invest is 100% invested.

Diversify your

portfolio.

Fractional share investing makes it easy to invest in a lot of companies without a lot of dollars. To learn more about how fractional shares works, visit the Fractional shares FAQ.


Get a little taste of

the big names.

Browse our growing collection of fractional shares to start

investing in companies you love—and discover new ones.

The stocks shown are meant to be a representative sample and are not meant to convey a recommendation to buy, hold, or sell.


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Buy any of these stocks and ETFs as fractional shares—starting at $5.


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Fractional Shares

Invest in fractional shares with just $5.

Fractional shares make it possible to own part of a stock from your favorite companies without committing to a whole share. Restrictions may apply.**


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Based on SoFi Members. This claim may not be representative of the experience of all other customers. | Updated: 11/7/2024

Own a sliver of stock.

Invest in your favorite stocks and ETFs, regardless of share price, for just $5.

Invest with as little as $5.

Gone are the days when you needed to save hundreds to buy a single share of today’s leading companies. With fractional trades, you can buy shares in real time for as little as $5.

Pay no commissions. Period.

SoFi Active Invest charges no commissions to buy and sell fractional shares-so the money you invest is 100% invested. Other fees apply.

Diversify your portfolio.

Fractional shares make it easy to customize your portfolio with pieces from a lot of different companies without having to pay a lot of dollars.

Get a little taste of

the big names.

Access more than 4,000 stocks and ETFs for fractional share trading, including…

U.S. Stock Market Quotes

The stocks shown are meant to be a representative sample and are not meant to convey a recommendation to buy, hold, or sell.

Learn more about fractional shares and investing.








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FAQs



What is fractional share investing?


Buying parts of stocks – commonly known as fractional shares – is a way to invest in popular stocks
without being dependent on matching the share price. The purchase is based on a dollar amount, so
investors can buy in quantities of $5 to own a portion of the stock, vs. buying shares they may feel are
too expensive.



Is there a downside to fractional shares?


Sometimes, a brokerage will charge every time an investor buys or sells a stock.
Whether they were buying a quarter of one share or 500 shares of a stock, these fees
can still be charged. Luckily, SoFi allows for the purchase of fractional shares
at no additional cost to the investor.



How do you buy fractional shares?


Using an online brokerage offering like SoFi fractional shares can be a simple way to get started choosing your
own stocks for dollar based investing. In fact, you can start investing with as little as $5.



Are fractional shares hard to sell?


With SoFi, buying and selling fractional shares are treated the same as traditional stock trading, without
added barriers just for owning a portion of a stock.




Can you day trade fractional shares?


Fractional share trading is regulated by the same standards as day trading stocks. Investors should
maintain a $25,000 minimum balance to execute more than four day trades in a
five-business-day window or they can be marked as a pattern day trader.



How do I sell fractional shares on SoFi?


Within your stock holding, simply choose the sell button at the bottom and choose the amount of trade
you want to execute. You can sell any amount you’d like, but the smallest
denomination we support is up to 5 decimal places.


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