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Open New Moomoo Account (2025)
How to create a Moomoo brokerage account? How to sign up for a new Moomoo
account?
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How to Open a Moomoo Account
Key Takeaways:
• A brokerage account at moomoo can be opened on the company’s mobile app or website.
• Moomoo offers accounts in several countries.
• A U.S.-based account requires a Social Security Number and an American address.
Moomoo is becoming more popular. To open an account at this growing brokerage, follow these steps:
Requirements to Open U.S. Moomoo Accounts
Moomoo offers brokerage accounts to residents of many countries. A U.S.-based account for a U.S. tax resident requires:
- A valid address in the United States (a PO Box won’t work)
- Social Security Number
- Age of 18 or older
Residents of some other countries can also open brokerage accounts at moomoo. Tax residents of those countries may have different requirements and can use their home tax ID numbers and addresses.
How to Open a Moomoo Brokerage Account
To open a U.S.-based account, visit
moomoo’s U.S. page and click the orange button near the top to join. Start with your email or phone number. You’ll eventually need both, so have your phone ready for a text message.
In the application, you’ll need to specify your citizenship (many countries are accepted) and U.S. address. You must provide your Social Security Number. Later, choose between margin and cash accounts.
You can add the other account type later by tapping the Accounts tab in the app, selecting the All icon, and scrolling to find the option to add an account.
You can also open an account directly in the mobile app by tapping the sign-up button on the app’s home page after downloading it.
Moomoo does not offer managed accounts, joint accounts, retirement accounts, custodial accounts, or any other type. For U.S. residents, only an individual taxable brokerage account is available.
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How to Open a Moomoo Crypto Account
After opening a securities brokerage account, you can also open a crypto account. Log into the app (not available on the website) and tap the Markets icon in the bottom menu.
On the Markets page, tap the Crypto tab at the top. On the Crypto page, click the button to open a crypto account. Follow the instructions to complete the process. Cash for crypto trading can only be moved from your securities account, which is why the connection is required.
How to Open a Non-American Moomoo Account
Moomoo has branches outside the U.S. Residents in these countries can open accounts through their local branches:
- Malaysia
- Japan
- Canada
- Hong Kong (Futubull)
- Australia
- Singapore
Residents should follow the same general steps as U.S. customers but use the country-specific page (for example, www.moomoo.com/au for Australia).
Some branches offer additional account types. For example, Canada offers TFSA and RRSP accounts, which can be opened using the same process.
How to Open a Moomoo Wealth Management Account
Moomoo offers Wealth Management accounts through its parent company, Futu, to residents of Hong Kong
and Singapore. To open one, you must meet with a financial advisor. In Hong Kong, this meeting can be
scheduled through
Futu’s Private Wealth Management page.
Fees and Minimums
A moomoo brokerage account has no account fees. A U.S.-based account has no commissions on U.S.-listed stocks, ETFs, and equity options. Foreign accounts have commissions, and U.S.-based accounts have commissions on Chinese stock trades.
A Wealth Management account through Singapore requires S$1 million, while in Hong Kong it requires HK$5 million.
Need Help Opening an Account?
Customers needing help can call (888) 721-0610 during weekdays or email cs@us.moomoo.com. Foreign branches have their own contact details listed at the bottom of their national websites.
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Updated on 11/1/2025.
Chad Morris is a financial writer with more than 20 years experience
as both an English teacher and an avid trader. When he isn’t writing
expert content for Brokerage-Review.com, Chad can usually be found
managing his portfolio or building a new home computer.
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