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This provision defines a core operational feature of margin accounts—the ability to leverage positions through borrowing—and establishes Robinhood's authorization to charge interest on borrowed capital. The clause clarifies the cost structure and credit terms that apply when customers utilize margin lending.
The updated terms establish new fiduciary verification and personal liability provisions for trust and custodial accounts. Trustees are now required to complete Robinhood's identity verification and onboarding before accessing trust accounts, notify Robinhood promptly of any material changes to the trust (amendments, revocation, trustee changes), and provide the correct taxpayer identification number for the trust. The revised language states that trustees are personally liable for obligations, debts, or negative equity arising from instructions given outside the scope of their authority under the trust instrument or applicable law. Robinhood reserves the right to freeze trust accounts or request updated documentation at any time, and will rely on instructions from any onboarded trustee without requiring consent from co-trustees or verifying compliance with the trust instrument. You should consult a tax advisor regarding the appropriate taxpayer identification number for your trust and review your fiduciary authority under the applicable trust instrument before executing trades.
View change record →Customers who maintain margin accounts operate under terms that authorize Robinhood to extend credit and charge interest on borrowed funds. The provision establishes that margin account holders incur interest obligations based on the amount and duration of borrowed capital.
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This provision defines a core operational feature of margin accounts—the ability to leverage positions through borrowing—and establishes Robinhood's authorization to charge interest on borrowed capital. The clause clarifies the cost structure and credit terms that apply when customers utilize margin lending.
Customers who maintain margin accounts operate under terms that authorize Robinhood to extend credit and charge interest on borrowed funds. The provision establishes that margin account holders incur interest obligations based on the amount and duration of borrowed capital.
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