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Find the fund from the Mutual Funds list, from search, or from your existing holdings. Each share class is listed as its own fund, then tap Buy or Sell on its page to place your order.
Mutual funds are available to UK residents only and are being rolled out gradually, so they may not be available to you yet. If you're eligible but don't have access yet, you can join the waitlist in the app and we'll let you know when access becomes available to you.
Can I buy by cash amount or number of units?
When buying, enter the cash amount you want to invest. The number of units shown before you confirm your order is an estimate. The final number is calculated once the fund is priced.
When selling, enter the number of units you want to sell. You can sell part or all of your holding, but you can't sell by cash amount.
What currency can I place my order in?
You can only place an order in the fund's own currency. If your available cash is in a different currency, you'll need to convert it first, before placing your order. Our standard FX fee applies to that conversion.
When will my order be priced?
Mutual funds are priced once a day, not continuously. The price for your order is determined after the relevant cut-off, once your order has been sent to the fund manager.
For more information, see "Why don't I see a live price, and what are dealing cut-off times?"
Can I cancel my order?
You can cancel your order at any time before the relevant cut-off. You can't change the cash amount or number of units on an order once it's been placed. If you want to change these details, cancel the order and place a new one before the cut-off.
Once the cut-off has passed, you can no longer cancel your order. It will be priced at the next valuation, so you won't know the exact price in advance.
For full details on cancelling and what happens if you miss the cut-off, see "How does the cut-off time work for fund orders?".
Is there a limit order for mutual funds?
No. Mutual funds don't support limit orders, only orders at the next available price.
Will it take longer than usual to see or withdraw cash from a mutual fund sale?
It can. Mutual funds settle more slowly than stocks and ETFs, so seeing the proceeds in your account, and being able to withdraw them, may take longer than you're used to with other investments.
Do I need to pass an appropriateness test to buy a mutual fund?
The mutual funds we offer are all non-complex, so no appropriateness test applies.