Account Opening
- How do I open an account with moomoo
- How to add another account
- Account types available
- What documents do I need to open an account
- Requirements for valid account documents
- What is a valid proof of address
- Who can open an account at Moomoo Financial Inc.
- How long does it take to open an account
- Can I open an account without a social security number (SSN)
- Universal Account
- Account Upgrade

Account Information
- How to update my account information
- How to upload documents through the Secure File Upload portal

Account Assets
- P&L Introduction
  - Market Value Calculation
  - Today's P&L
  - Today's P&L %
  - Why is my Today's P/L under Net Assets on the Account Details page showing 0 or inconsistent with what I expected
  - Option strategy
  - Options position Greeks
- Asset Analysis
  - Cost Basis Methods
  - Asset Analysis
  - P&L Calendar
  - Rate of Return
- P/L Analysis
  - P/L Analysis Page
  - Realized P/L
  - Initial Public Offering Profit and Loss (IPO P/L)
- Assets in Transit
  - Assets in Transit

Account Security
- Change your trading password
- Has the enabled token application been deleted or reinstalled
- What about dynamic code errors
- How to use moomoo token
- How to make my account more secure
- How to manage your devices

Other Questions
- FAQ about Login
- What is a Trusted Contact Person
- Can I access my data after I close my account
- How to close my account
- Large Trader Reporting

Can I open an account without a social security number (SSN)

As a registered broker-dealer, Moomoo Financial Inc. is required by law to collect your social security number.

If you are not a U.S. resident, you can open an account with a passport from other supported countries/regions.

Moomoo is a professional trading app offered by Moomoo Technologies Inc. In the U.S., investment products and services on moomoo are offered by Moomoo Financial Inc., Member FINRA/SIPC.

Any illustrations, scenarios, or specific securities referenced herein are strictly for illustrative purposes. Past investment performance does not guarantee future results. Investing involves risk and the potential to lose principal.

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