Trump Accounts: Official App

Build a stronger financial future for your child.

Trump Accounts help eligible American children begin building long-term financial growth from an early age. Eligible children born between 2025–2028 can qualify for an initial $1,000 U.S. Treasury contribution beginning July 4, 2026.

GET STARTED
- Complete IRS Form 4547 to elect to open a Trump Account for an eligible child under 18.
- Once your election is processed, you’ll receive an invitation to activate and manage the account through the app.
- Family, friends, and employers collectively may contribute up to $5,000 annually to provide long-term growth potential.

BUILT FOR LONG-TERM GROWTH
- Accounts are automatically invested in qualifying long-term investment funds designed to grow over time.
- Track contributions, monitor account activity, and follow investment performance directly in the app.

SUPPORT FROM FAMILY AND COMMUNITY
- Families, friends, and employers may all contribute toward a child’s future.
- Certain children may also qualify to receive additional contributions from nonprofit organizations or state and local governments.

AT ADULTHOOD
- A Trump Account is a traditional IRA with special rules before the beneficiary turns 18.
- At age 18, the beneficiary will take control of the account and can choose to use or continue investing the funds, subject to the rules that generally apply to traditional IRAs.

All investing involves risk.

Trump Accounts are individual retirement accounts established under federal law and administered under the authority of the U.S. Department of the Treasury. Robinhood Securities, LLC, on behalf of the U.S. Treasury and through its designated financial agent, serves as trustee for Trump Accounts and holds and administers account assets in a fiduciary capacity for account beneficiaries.

All U.S. children under 18 with a valid Social Security Number are eligible to establish a Trump Account. Parents, legal guardians, or other trusted adults can open and manage accounts on behalf of their children.

*This chart assumes bi-weekly contributions of $50 over a 13-year timeline with a 7% hypothetical annual rate of return.

**This chart assumes an initial $1,000 U.S. Treasury contribution, monthly contributions of $50 for the first 5 years, followed by annual contributions of $5,000 for the next 13 years, all growing at a hypothetical 7% annual return.