Upsized: Webull Increases Its Highest Reward Offer!

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Webull has stepped up its highest sign-up offer even further, throwing in additional rewards for those who sign up for an account.

It’s definitely an attractive deal with a total of US$130 of TSLA stock + S$10 of Grab voucher. That’s some S$191 at the time of writing.

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Bonus Rewards From SingSaver

RequirementReward
Either: sign up and fund minimum initial of US$2,000 or S$2,741 and maintain for 30 days. S$125 S$130 Cash via PayNow
OR: sign up and fund minimum initial of US$10,000 or S$13,705 and maintain for 60 days.Choose 1:
S$320 S$350 Cash via PayNow
→ Dyson SSHD 15 (retailing S$599)
→ Bose Quiet Comfort Ultra Earbuds
→ S$350 S$380 Shopee Vouchers
Terms and conditions apply. ⚠️ Fill up SingSaver Rewards Redemption Form in email to qualify. No form = no reward!

Stacks with Webull’s Offer

Until 30th May 2025 (3.59PM)

Cumulative Net Deposit of US$2,000

Complete 3 buy trades (US stocks, ETFs, and options) and maintain a net deposit of US$2,000 or S$2,741 until 29th June 2025, 11:59 PM SGT.
US$60 Apple Shares
Cumulative Net Deposit of US$10,000

Complete 5 buy trades (US stocks, ETFs, and options) and maintain a net deposit of US$10,000 or S$13,705 until 29th July 2025, 11:59 PM SGT.
US$300 Apple Shares
Cumulative Net Deposit of US$100,000

Complete 8 buy trades (US stocks, ETFs, and options) and maintain a net deposit of ≥ US$100,000 or S$137,043 until 29th July 2025, 11:59 PM SGT.
US$600 Apple Shares
Deposit by 30th May 2025, 3:59 PM SGT

Get 0 platform fee, and trade fractional shares from as low as US$5 per trade. Great for dollar-cost averaging small amounts!

If you deposit or withdraw SGD, it will be converted to the equivalent USD amount at the exchange rate of S$1 = US$0.7297 to determine your deposit. E.g. S$13,704.27 = US$10,000

Refer to terms and conditions for exact requirements:

Last updated: 21st May 2025

Features and functions of Webull

Webull allows fractional trading which is one of the more useful functions brought by trading apps. Fractional trading is useful not only because you can trade from as low as US$5 per trade, but also because it’s easier to trade a fixed amount each month. I prefer to invest a fixed amount each month because it’s easier to track… and round amounts just feel irrationally more pleasant.

Option stop order and stop limit order are also now available. You have to update the app to 8.2.2 version for this feature, and you can read more about the new features here.

Conclusion

On top of its generous sign-up offer, Webull is also currently offering 0 commission and platform fee for US stock trading. Coupled with the free shares to kickstart your investment journey, I see very little reason not to open an account. It’s easy with Singpass, and takes a few minutes.

Every sign-up also goes directly to keep this site running, so thank you for your support!

Seth Wee was a licensed financial adviser representative from 2009 to 2025, with over 16 years of experience in Singapore’s financial advisory industry.

He started Sethisfy.com in 2019 to share practical insights on credit cards, banking products, and miles strategies, helping readers identify financial products that deliver the best value. Seth has been featured in CNA, Channel 8, Today, and a host of other publications. In 2025, he was also part of a panel at CPF’s Ready For Life festival.

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