security
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Q. Is Stash safe?
Stash follows the highest standards for data protection. We use bank-level security, the kind used by the wider financial industry, as part of our system that keeps your data secure. Stash employs 256-bit encryption to protect all your information, from personal data to transaction history.…
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Q. Are loaned securities SIPC protected?
Are loaned securities SIPC protected? The securities loaned to a borrower may not be protected by Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC) coverage. SIPC coverage protects customers in instances where a brokerage firm that has custody of his/her assets goes bankrupt. Where can I learn more about SIPC coverage?…
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Q. Why Am I Being Asked to Provide a Trusted Contact?
We at Stash are legally required to ask you whether or not you would like to add a Trusted Contact for your account(s). Adding a Trusted Contact is NOT required. If you should choose to add one, anyone you trust who is 18 or older is eligible. …
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Q. Stash Banking Benefits
Your Stash banking account comes packed with features that will help you invest in yourself. You’ll earn Stock-Back® rewards with every purchase, and you’ll also enjoy access to benefits provided by Mastercard®.1 We’ve highlighted some of the benefits below. …
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Q. Investing Glossary
| A | B | C | D | E | F | H | L | M | P | R | S | U | # | A ADR fee ADR stands for American Depository Receipt. An ADR fee is charged on foreign stock investments.…
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Q. Securities Lending
Securities lending is a kind of investment activity that allows whole-share owners of securities to earn extra income by loaning out their shares. Partial share owners are not eligible for securities lending. The owner of the whole-share (the lender) loans their securities to a financial institution,…
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