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Invest, research, bank, trade, and more—all in one app.

In addition to investing and trading stocks, options, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and mutual funds, Schwab Mobile gives you the power to move your money, track your portfolio, deposit checks, and manage your financial life wherever you go.

Why choose Schwab Mobile?

· See all your accounts in one place: both Schwab and external accounts.

· Transfer funds easily with mobile check deposit and account linking.

· Trade intuitively with a Trade Ticket that populates relevant data as you build your order.

· $0 online commissions on listed stock, ETF, and options trades (plus $0.65 per contract for options).

· Get real-time quotes, breaking news, and advanced market insights.

· Build watchlists, track trends, and customize your app experience.

· Access expert content, including videos, podcasts, and articles.

· Secure, fast login with fingerprint, Face ID, or passcode.


Download the app or learn more at schwab.com/mobile.


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Schwab Mobile requires a wireless signal or mobile connection. System availability and response times are subject to market conditions and your mobile connection limitations. Functionality may vary by operating system and/or device.

Schwab Mobile Deposit service is subject to certain eligibility requirements, limitations, and other conditions. Enrollment is not guaranteed and standard hold policies apply. Mobile carrier data charges may apply. (http://content.schwab.com/mobile/mobile-deposit.html)

Standard online $0 commission does not apply to over-the-counter (OTC) equities, transaction-fee mutual funds, futures, fixed-income investments, or trades placed directly on a foreign exchange or in the Canadian market. Options trades will be subject to the standard $0.65 per-contract fee. Service charges apply for trades placed through a broker ($25) or by automated phone ($5). Exchange process, ADR, and Stock Borrow fees still apply.

See the Charles Schwab Pricing Guide for Individual Investors for full fee and commission schedules. (https://www.schwab.com/legal/schwab-pricing-guide-for-individual-investors)

Options carry a high level of risk and are not suitable for all investors. Certain requirements must be met to trade options through Schwab. Please read the Options Disclosure Document titled "Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options" before considering any option transaction. Supporting documentation for any claims or statistical information is available upon request. (https://www.theocc.com/Company-Information/Documents-and-Archives/Options-Disclosure-Document)


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Schwab Mobile App Comments & Reviews

Schwab Mobile Positive Reviews

Highly functional with a dated lookI’ve been using this app for over a decade and have experienced all the versions of it since. I can say, hands down, this is highly functional, reliable, mobile banking app with all the stock trading power you could ask for in the palm of your hand. I can tell you Schwab has Leo their app competitive with all the mobile banking functionality you would expect any bank to offer, plus the added power and flexibility of stock trading that also keeps up with the best of the industry players. That being said, with all efforts for functional upkeep, it seems the user interface has taken a backseat as of late. Nowadays, the dark color-themed user interfaces are king on mobile Apps and most software in general, and they seemingly take advantage of high-contrast design with vibrant interactive dashboards. The Schwab app is uninspiring comprised of mostly white, light grey, or beige color schemes with a few static bar charts that look straight out of Windows 2000 - frozen in time. Overall, the user interface has really begun to look aged and frankly, more than a bit out of date. For such an amazingly powerful mobile banking app, the user interface (UI) just feels lacking and could benefit from a major visual overhaul - One that helps to better position Schwab as a leader of online mobile banking and information technology space. A banking app for the future..Version: 11.1

Too much of a hassleIt feels like Schwab goes out of their way to punish and hassle you for trying to withdraw funds. When I initially signed up I was bombarded with calls and emails about funding my account. It was a breeze linking my bank account and transferring money to my Schwab account. It was deducted and on my bank statement within an hour. When the time came to withdraw some funds all of a sudden the transfer was voided and my bank account was unlinked even though all cash was settled and available for withdrawal. When I went to re-link the SAME bank account I had prior I was booted and locked out of my account. I was given several different numbers to call and had to talk to multiple people, take a quiz to verify my identity and given a 1-2 week timeframe for my account to be unlocked. All for only a $300 withdrawal to a bank account that was already verified. They’ll take money with no questions but when you try to withdraw they place several purposely placed hoops with the intent to wear you down in hopes you get frustrated and give up and forget about the money. I understand the need for safety to avoid identity theft and other fraud but it’s interesting that I can transfer money in, trade but the moment I try to withdraw a small amount I’m required to jump through hoop after hoop. It’s all by design. You’re better off with Fidelity.Version: 12.8.1

SCHWAB CHANGES YOUR LIMIT ORDERI have used schwab for the last seven years. Ever since they purchased TD they have changed their order entry system. It is absolutely horrific! When you enter a limit order, especially on small priced stocks fractional of pennies around it to the next lowest if you are putting in a stop order. Same thing happens with limit orders. Right before you hit enter you see that the price has been changed. This has cost me a lot of money. Also, when you switch from a limit order to a stop order, they automatically change the price to the current bid. This makes absolutely no sense. In fact, it makes no sense to have any dollar amount listed when you’re entering a limit order you should be able to enter that number yourself. I am switching over to another service. This has cost me enough money at this point. June 11, 2024 – their system is once again down I cannot login. I cannot trade my Stocks. I had a stock that was up now it’s rolled back down. This is really turning into like a world country platform. Very disappointing no new money here. Went to FIDELITY no outages, but they have their limitations as well..Version: 14.5.0

Updates Needed.It seems like an ok app, just got a few features hidden away such their DRIP Program. They have it hidden at the bottom of each trading page instead of a separate feature on their investing page where it’s easy to locate and find in order to turn on each and every ETF that you invest in. The Dashboard works but very difficult to notice how many shares of any given stock. Plus the Dashboard pages appear very cluttered with a bunch of junk that really doesn’t need to be there, just a bunch of legal nonsense mostly. Overall, it looks like they need a younger webmaster team in place to modernize their trading pages instead of making these pages look like they are for accountants with double master's degrees that requires an entire day to figure out what is written. Plus these pages lack any color and need to make them look more positive and just straight forward English for today’s society. I would imagine that this app for Smart devices is taking up a lot of server bandwidth the way that it’s written with a bunch of nonsense legal jargon and is not quite user friendly yet. I will come back with updates as they happen or if they happen. Hopefully it’s not as bad as WeBull, who can’t accomplish the simplest things in two years along with a host of snide remarks from their peanut gallery. They still don’t have a functional DRIP Program to date for income ETF’s..Version: 14.10.0

New version is terribleI e been a long time customer and user of this app on both iPhone and iPad. The old version worked flawlessly. The new version is terrible! First, it cannot maintain connection reliably over 1 minutes. This results in screen freezes, errors displayed - but worse is that orders are either not placed or duplicated. Schwab won’t honor these software mistakes. Furthermore, quotes are inconsistent and often wrong or severely delayed. When I say inconsistent, portfolio may say one current price, while order screen shows another and watchlist yet a third! Speaking of watchlists - they revamped them to “improve” but they ended up making almost unusable. You no longer change position of symbol in watchlist. Basically all you can do is delete and re-add from “edit”. Terrible. Old lists lock up after a couple of refreshes. New list often stop working with “oops - something went wrong”. Forcing you to end the app and re-login. Whoever does software testing for this app should be fired! It’s definitely not ready for prime time. It will fail on you during the most critical times that will often cost you real money! After more than 25 years with Schwab, this new version will probably FORCE me to go to another company..Version: 12.11

Not as functional as TD AmeritradeSince Schwab transitioned all TD Ameritrade accounts to their own trading platform, it has been a disappointing experience. No push notifications (price alerts or news). No breakdown of income (how much is coming from where, all income is grouped together as total $ instead of the option of %). No live market details on accounts page, no ex-dividend price/share. Dividend history is generalized and doesn’t tell where money is coming from. Transfers from bank to account take too long (virtually instant with TD Ameritrade, now you must wait 1-3 days). Watchlists and news are buried and annoying to get to. This app has been disappointing for those that prefer the functionality and quick access to information of the TD Ameritrade app, and is certainly not for active managers of their accounts. I mostly utilize the app to follow my retirement contributions and determine what next steps I want to take based on market performance, but this app keeps me in the dark on important information I need to make informed decisions. If Schwab can’t figure out how to implement theses basic investment tools, I will take my account to a broker that does. (i.e. Fidelity).Version: 13.5

Excellent company & customer serviceI opened a checking and savings account in 2009 after my son advised me that Schwab received the Number One ratings in 2008 and 2009. I was very hesitant to change checking accounts, as I had been with my locally owned bank since I was 14 years of age. After researching all of the benefits of “no cost” Investor Checking & Savings accounts I made the change. It sounded too good to be true. The benefits are incredible and I’m still surprised there are no charges for any of these benefits. And, the Customer Service Representatives are the best I’ve ever experienced in any business relationship. The Representatives are extremely knowledgeable in all areas and I’ve never been transferred to another individual to get my issue handled. Specifically, when my son lived in Tokyo, Japan for three years and I had to make multiple international transfers for him I never experienced any difficulties. Nor did he on the receiving end. Over the past 11 years anytime the subject of banking arises I always recommend Charles Schwab and take time to explain the outstanding account benefits and Customer Service. I’m still impressed! Keep up the great work..Version: 12.8.2

Best for Banking and Best for BrokerageI can not stress enough how impressive Charles Schwab has been in every way, and I have been with many different banks. When I inherited my brokerage account, everyone at Schwab treated me like family right away. Anytime I had a question or wanted to do something over the phone, the customer service was always outstanding. I do believe they lead the trading industry, because when Chuck started it, he did it for the people, not for himself. I believe they have the perfect balance of traditional face to face or over the phone service along with the leading technology for online trading. When they informed me they did checking accounts also, I immediately switched them to my main banking institution. Best financial decision I’ve ever made. With their fewer branches than most banks, they compensate greatly with their online services. Check deposits are posted to your account sometimes within minutes! I’m not one to write reviews for companies at all, but after all the trouble I’ve been through with my other banks, Charles Schwab really deserves a 5 out of 5. I can’t say I have ever had a bad experience with them! A++++.Version: 9.12.0

Schwab is my everyday Valentine ❤️I absolutely love Schwab! Unlike most people, I didn’t open an account with Schwab for trading. After coming to USA in 2016, I started with Chase since my peers pushed for it. I didn’t have a clue and ended up with Chase. Chase didn’t treat me well and I switched to Bank of America. BofA is relatively good, but I didn’t like them for unnecessary fees all the time. I only heard of the concept of “online only” banks back then. And had to chose between Schwab and Ally. Thank god I chose Schwab! Best decision ever made. Their customer service is top notch. The most polite set of people you’ll ever speak to. My experience is so good that I terminated my Robinhood and now trade exclusively with Schwab. If I were to make one change in Schwab, it has to be support for faster movement of money, say using Zelle etc. That’s the only reason I haven’t closed my Bank of America... yet. The day Schwab introduces Zelle or any faster method of moving money, I’ll commit myself to Schwab only. Speaking of the app itself, it works smooth. Never had a problem. However once in a while, I do see some issue with options and a blank page appears with a message “Content currently not available”. I’m sure other users have experienced this too. Hope they fix it soon..Version: 11.1

This is top tier banking and investing. From a millennial.I have been with Charles Schwab for almost a year now and I got to say it has been good and honest for me. With a combination of banking, retirement and investing you can trust them with your life savings. Charles Schwab has been in the game for a long time now and they have a top tier online platform. The only issue I see with them is the dated UI, especially with the app. But by no means is it difficult or a pain to use. It is by far one of the smoothest experiences I have had with a banking app. I believe if they update their user interface and do fractional shares with most of the market and ETFs they can attract more younger individuals and help them tackle this crazy economy with ease. I don’t live anywhere near one of their branches but considering I direct deposit my paycheck and most money is wired or sent digitally these days, Schwab has done a fantastic job with keeping up with the times compared to most banks. I can’t wait to see what comes next after the TD merger. But I’m definitely seeing myself sticking with them for life..Version: 11.4

It is a good app for the most part, but...There are some things that could be improved... for instance, when you bring up the chart for a stock, why is there a translucent (not transparent) rectangular box (with writing in it) on top of the chart at the location you are trying to check? Can you say asinine? I have been complaining about this for years but it’s still there. Yes, I said years. It is, however, better than it used to be. A number of years back it was opaque! You had absolutely no idea where you were on the chart. Now you have an idea, but can’t always be sure of exactly where you are. Get rid of the box and move the info to the mostly empty gray bar immediately above the chart. Why is it that the larger charts only have the month and year (6-month to 5-year) or only the year (10-year and Max). Why can’t you include the date on all of them like the Personal Value Chart? It seems to me that whoever is in charge of the individual stock charts needs to take some lessons from whoever is in charge of the Personal Value Chart. I am of the opinion that (in some cases) you can fix stupid... but sometimes it requires a little public shaming. Let’s see if you can fix this one..Version: 10.10

Ok but could really improveThe app operates smoothly which is a big positive. It’s not choppy nor is it glitchy, at least not for me. I give it only two stars because those elements are the bare minimum. This app is entirely consumer focused but UX wise that doesn’t really show. My financial information is displayed as if I’m looking at a mere digital representation of an old school checkbook. That’s ok but we’re at a stage with software engineering where there is vastly more they can do. I should have more ways to look through my data other just using basic filters for basic categories. I can’t even do a basic keyword, let alone word, search for anything outside of what financial instruments I might have purchased or sold. So that’s just looking things up. What surprises me though, really, is that I can’t manipulate my financial information at all in the app. All I can do is view it. If that’s all my fellow consumers want to do, then the app won’t change to include those features, but that lack of interest just won’t last for long. App has a long way to go..Version: 9.9.0

How Do You Get There?Charts Not Live!It’s just difficult to get around this app. UI needs to be completely redesigned. Routes to information are inconsistent and confusing. For example: How do I get to My Alerts from any page? It’s a different route from each page. From the Oders page, I would expect a link to My Alerts, but there isn’t a link. Some pages do not even present a route? Same for My Orders, it’s just hard to get there. A ”Dashboard” should have buttons to take you everywhere. Oh, and make the buttons look like buttons. Surround them with a soft corner rectangle! It would be nice to have some information on the ticker page to indicate a position is held for the ticker, or an Alert is set for the ticker, or an indication that it is in a Watch List. How else does a user manage 100 tickers? This is what users want. We want indicators to help us manage large lots. Stop thinking like a stock broker and start thinking like a user. And, why aren’t the charts live? Pre and post market charts are not live, not even displayed. Last price displays at top of page, but the charts are dead and don’t agree with current price. Really? Google and Yahoo give us live charts..Version: 15.1.0

Mixed4 things I am disappointed with Schwab. I used to trade on my iPad and it's iOS doesn't go past 16.7, and Schwab decided that they will not support Apple products with iOS less than 17. now I can only trade my account on my PC or my iPhone. On the iPhone it's hard to see everything. On the PC it's down in my office and not convenient for anything but it is secure. My second grip with Schwab is how their software displays information, as you scroll through the stock, the headers are not visible so if you want to verify what you're looking at you'll have to scroll back up to find the headers– that's ancient technology. The third thing I'm not happy with Schwab, the information provided is not as good as it was with TD Ameritrade. It's like move forward in time but move backwards in convenience. I have been considering changing to another brokerage company. And I guess the fourth thing is this insistence that I have to create a nickname; why can I not be anonymous. By virtue of me being on this site, you know who I am..Version: 15.3.0

Needs some updates and bug fixesSince the update from TD I would like to see a chart of my portfolio on the dashboard tab and be more interactive. I want to be able to see how I’ve done between custom periods. Also clicking the chart just to interact with it isn’t fun. Likewise, I would like to see on the dashboard tab the ability to see my average price per share that I own for each stock on the change price tab so I could easily reference it. There should also be an ability to move a stock within your portfolio and “hide” view of it or be able to rearrange it however you want on the dashboard tab. I want the ability to “hide” stocks that I’m either down in, up in, or long term or arrange by certain sectors. Right now the only way to rearrange by symbol is alphabetical a-z or z-a. Huge bug issue right now is when I add a stock to a watchlist and go to add another the app will show a loading wheel and will glitch and will never add the second added stock to the watchlist. Every time I want to add more than one stock to a watchlist at a time I have to close the app and login again and again and again. If accommodated it’s a 5 star..Version: 14.10.0

Great service but buggy when tradingSchwab is an excellent brokerage with plenty of benefits that I need not repeat here. Customer service by phone is very quick and the reps are helpful. But the app is buggy and often won't complete trades near the end of the trading day. A bug I frequently encounter is that after I set the limit price in the order screen and tap "Review Order" the app claims that I did not enter a limit price. I sometimes have to try four or five times before the app will property register the limit price; it then takes several minutes to place a single order. Gradually I have begun to use StreetSmart Edge software to do my trades; it's much faster and less buggy than the mobile app. The mobile app is still good for checking transaction history, balances, and finding the right phone number to call when I need customer service. One oddity: the app shows your futures account under balances but it won't show any positions in the futures account. It'd be nice to show those positions too..Version: 12.6.1

Where should the middle class investor enter the world of the stock market?Charles Schwab where one will receive HELP when needed and trusted guidance for the retiring middle class- - - like me. Schwab has been the open door for many people who want to secure their retirement funds for their future. With simplicity to invest wisely using the right tools to make the future retirees savings to grow and be their security in a full retirement life. I am the example of successful retired Americans that had no experience or financial skills to invest savings for retirement, but for Schwab!! The tools and guidance offered by the Schwab investment network, online, counseling, training, ratings systems has helped me grow my portfolio over the past decade. Through all the up and down markets I sit on top 🔝 of my portfolio earning income to leave my family an inheritance from the guidance and financial literacy that Schwab experience has taught to those that used it for their retirement savings. Nickolas Chupick US ARMY MP VET retired, and thankful, “God Blessed”.Version: 14.9.0

Good for trading, bad for monitoringI’ve been a Schwab customer for 20+ years and I trade fairly often, including both equities and options. I use the iPhone and iPad app and they both have two fundamental flaws when it comes to monitoring positions. For one, there is no way to sort your positions by % gain/loss, $ gain/loss or any other way - they are permanently listed in alpha order by company name. Being able to customize the sort is such a basic feature, and one that every stock monitoring app has, and it’s absurd that you can’t do it here. Second, you cannot view a position’s day change and overall gain/loss on one screen - you have to flip back and forth between screens to get the complete picture. I understand that compromises have to be made for mobile apps, but there ought to be a way to see a more complete picture of your positions on one screen. And if you must limit the amount of info on a screen, at least give the user the option to choose which information is viewable. Again, simple customizations go a long way. Otherwise the app is generally easy to use, fast, and offers a fairly simple platform for making trades..Version: 9.2.0

CNBC Political News BiasI use the CNBC app daily for my stock quotes and stock information, however the political news articles are written noticeably biased towards the Democratic propaganda!!! Based on the outcome of the 2024 Presidential election, I would expect a more fair, fact based reporting of both sides of the Republican and Democratic policies!!! I would like to read more news articles about the positive policies that the Republicans propose and the consequences of the failed Democratic policies! The majority of the CNBC news anchors are overtly Democratically biased in the way they ask their guests questions…very slanted towards promoting the Democratic messaging! For example, the CNBC morning interview with Bill Ackman on his support of Presidential Candidate Trump was a perfect example of Sarah Eisen and Alan Sorkan’s bias in their questions to Bill Ackman and interjecting their own biased Democratic opinions!!! What has happened to neutral unbiased, investigative journalism??? Consider that CNBC is turning off at least half of their TV and app using audience!!! Respectfully, Kathleen Oleson.Version: 14.10.0

Best financial institution I have ever done business with.All I wanted to do is buy some CD’s and in less than half an hour I was able to do just that. I was able to open an account, connect my bank account to it to transfer funds into the new account, and was able to buy the CD I wanted two days later. After getting raked over the coals by Chase for more than 10 day, and getting absolutely nothing done except to get the account locked more than five times in ten day just for trying to transfer funds into it, opening this account with Schwab was literally a dream come true. Not only that but them walking me through the process of how to go through the process of how to put in the order to buy a CD was second to none. I plan on moving all my finances to this financial institution after I clear up a few things. Again, the best financial institution I have ever dealt with in all of my 64 years on this planet..Version: 12.12

Could be more user friendlyThe mobile app is lacking user friendliness and convenience. Honestly, Ally Invest is the only app with worse charts. You can’t really see as much info as you need by default and when you try to drag your finger over it, it opens a chart in landscape view that is confusing. Please copy Robinhood in that regard. They have nothing else good about them but people still use them because dem charts. Also, when you try to buy something in Robinhood and your trading account doesn’t have enough money they will do an Instant Deposit that lets you immediately trade while they transfer the money from your external bank account. But on Schwab when you try to make a trade from your trading account it will say you don’t have enough funds even though there are plenty in your Schwab checking account. So you end up having to manually transfer money from the checking to trading account first which is tedious. You can’t set your accounts to do auto stock purchases from the app. Or set a bill to auto pay. Or set stock price alerts. It’s really annoying to have to open the web app to do stuff..Version: 10.12.1

Minor complaint onlyThis app is so functional. I’m a huge fan of my experience with Schwab because of how good this app experience is. Leaving this review to highlight one annoying, but frequent problem/design concern because you don’t have a bug report form like other apps. There often is a small modal that blocks all app interaction when first opening the app but that is only covering 10% of the bottom of the screen. Because the entire screen remains visible (with no dimmed/faded overlay), it is unexpected that the modal causes the entire app to not be interactable AND attention is not properly drawn to the modal that must be interacted with to proceed. Altogether the experience is that the app feels “broken” and “frozen” with no immediately obvious reason until the modal is finally identified by scanning the entire page. Recommendation: 1) make page interactable behind modal, allowing it to be ignored and noticed as a sticky notice Or 2) put an overlay on the rest of the content so the modal is more attention grabbing.Version: 14.1.0

Terrible appI got switched over to TD Ameritrade to this app. It has nothing but a disappointment. It lacks user friendliness and interface is absolutely terrible. I have to keep switching between pages to see total value of my investments, stock value & how much I have gained or lost on individual stock. It’s clunky and looks dated. I don’t trade much to begin with & after I got switched over from TD Ameritrade, I don’t even feel like trading on this platform. Also, for some reason, my pre-market and after-hours access is gone. When I gave a bad feedback from an email I got from Charles Schwab, someone from Charles Schwab called me. I was busy so I asked them to call next day & gave them time when to call. I never got a phone call back from them. I am going to switch over to a better platform like Fidelity or something else which is more user friendly & has better interface..Version: 13.8

Frustrated with loss of accessYesterday, Thursday June 15th, tried to log into my Schwab brokerage account. Had no luck whatsoever. I used “forgot my password“ but never received an email from Schwab. I’ve had my accounts with Schwab since the late 1990s. It’s been awhile since I’ve run into log in problems. I contacted a wonderful Schwab representative, Noriah, who provided excellent customer service. I regained access to my brokerage and Roth accounts. Unfortunately, when I decided to make a credit card payment I couldn’t access bill pay. I’m ok with this as most of my recurring payments are automatic. But, now and then I like to lower my credit card bill. So, I had to transfer funds to my Wells Fargo account. I’ll make additional credit card payments from there. Once I regained access to my brokerage account I saw that some kind of update was taking place. Maybe that explains why I lost access. And, why the funds I transferred won’t be available until Wednesday, June 21st. I guess it’s just my luck. Then again, I don’t think so..Version: 13.5

I recommend Schwab to EVERYONE I know!When I first switched to Schwab I was a little nervous. Online ONLY??? What if I need help?! My old mobile banking app sucked! Is this the worst choice ever??? But I took a chance because I hated my old bank and live half the year on opposite ends of the country and was struggling to find a bank with adequate locations in both Idaho and Maryland 😂 Best. Choice. Ever. Their customer service is the easiest and most helpful customer service I’ve ever (across any brand or company EVER) interacted with! I’ve never had any problems with the app! They make mobile banking so easy and so simple! Schwab took banking and turned it from a hassle, anxiety producing, pain in my rear into something I never have to worry or think twice about. This app is so easy, so simple, and their customer service can help you with any problem you have..Version: 11.11.0

App stock pricing is not always accurateThe app is very slow to reflect current prices on things like options and even cash balances. When trading on other platforms, when I execute a trade, the shares either bought or sold are immediately shown in my portfolio. On Schwab it can take several minutes to show up in my account. Additionally the cash balance takes several minutes to update and I have mistakenly gone negative because I thought there was enough funds to cover trades and then 5 minutes later I find that the cash balance has finally updated and I need to transfer additions funds to cover. Also option prices are often incorrect and when you look at a call price on other platforms and websites, they will all be in line and Schwab will be off, sometimes even from themselves. Example: a stock showed the last option price at $.80 with a bid and ask of $.80 and $.85, but the current option price showing on my portfolio was $1.20. All other sites showed the price at $.80. This needs to be fixed..Version: 10.12.1

Constructive CriticismsFirst, I love the Bubble charts. I’m a former TD Ameritrade customer and this is my favorite Schwab feature (although it would be better if a link to this feature was displayed on the top of the positions and gain/loss screens, like in the iPad app). Second, constructive criticisms: 1) Again, on the iPad app you can choose to sort your positions by greatest market value (or least market value or whatever) on the positions and the gain/loss screens. Why not give this functionality to the iPhone app ? 2) On watchlists, why is the first column so wide? You see the ticker symbol and a lot of wasted empty space. Why not make this column the same width as the others and make more space for other column info we want to see?3) Why isn’t cost basis a choice on watchlists? You’ve got everything else, cost per share, market value… seems strange. This is especially annoying since the only way I can sort my positions by market value is on watchlists..Version: 14.1.0

Great company, mediocre appI’ll start by saying, Schwab is a customer centric company. I have never had a bad experience with the people working at Schwab. HOWEVER, their technology, specifically their app and website, are aging... badly. Tonight at 10:29 PM PST I wanted to set a transfer for tomorrow from my Schwab investor checking to my Schwab investor brokerage in the app, and I was met with an ugly “stop” sign, yes literal stop sign emoji saying “Payments/transfers between these accounts can only be accepted online Monday through Friday 9:00 am ET - 7:00 PM ET”. I just wish apps would let you forward date your transfers without throwing up a stupid blocker which clearly is put I place to show they didn’t want to develop out any features to support it. I like the people Schwab hires, but the second they make the app too clunky to use for basic money management, I’m out, sorry. My advice, invest in the products and features your customers need. I need to move money and buy and sell stocks from my phone. The rest can be built on the desktop site, so solve your consumers needs..Version: 11.2

Must have in the modern dayI primarily use Schwab’s Investor Checking account, mostly as an initial landing spot for income that is then funneled to my savings and investing accounts. The app is a useful way of looking over information on the go (I usually use my iPad for mobile banking) and can do much of what you need on a daily basis. The only frustration is that a few functions are not available on the app, only on the website, and which functions are and are not available is unintuitive. For instance, I couldn’t link to an external bank account from my app, even though the tab from where I would have to link it exists on the app just like it does on the website. But, once the account is linked, I can manage cash flow easily through the app. I wish the app would gain some of this minor functionality, or else more predictably exclude features. Otherwise, the app is great. It does most everyday tasks, is clean and efficient, and makes life easier. 9/10.Version: 9.7.1

Great, but PLEASE show stock prices past the hundredths place!I'm a penny stock trader, and I absolutely love Charles Schwab. It's a great Brokerage and I love how there are no fees for OTC stocks. However, PLEASE allow users on the app to see more than the hundredths place with stocks on their order status page, trading page, ETC. When you are reading penny stocks, the smallest changes in numbers make a huge difference. I hate how Schwab rounds all the prices to the hundredths place. It makes it incredibly hard to keep track of prices of stocks at the current moment, or prices of stocks that I have purchased. The only place it shows past the hundredths place with your order history is in your emails. PLEASE, do not round the stocks to the hundredths place. It is incredibly annoying for penny stock traders, and I have made mistakes with trading solely for this reason. Once this is fixed, I'll happily give my favorite brokerage a five star rating. Thanks for listening to your users..Version: 10.12.1

Great app but not as intuitive as it could beThe stock tax section is confusing. The order filter should automatically filter out confirmed orders. The gain and loss section seems to reset after each year, so I don’t know how much exactly I am up. The account value function at the beginning some times shows total account value gain that takes into account money you transferred in for investing and not actual investment gain. But everything else is perfect, I would like more stock slices and make it easier to trade options, i was approved but have been unable to do so. I would also like the ability to use the investment tools I can on the schwabb website. The fact there are no transaction fees is better than a lot of brokerage firms, but could encourage over trading for the inexperienced investor. The fact that you can buy ADRs and foreign stocks is great, but the tax situation is kind of murky..Version: 11.5

Good format but buggyLike the format but lots of issues including: 1) heat map view of watch list does not show prices on all stocks. Always at least one stock (first on the list) but sometimes more do not show the price or percent change; 2) tapping on a stock from the heat map to view details often locks up the app and I have to close the app and sign back in; 3) if you buy a stock, the day change calculation is based on the prior day closing price rather than the purchase price. 4) have not found a way to look at position change (gains/losses) for the current year. It shows the position change since purchasing the stock but not for current year. It would be nice to see gains and losses from investments (including dividends) for the current year. Personal value doesn’t work because it includes transfers..Version: 12.1.1

Functional but could be betterThis app is utilitarian, it gets the job done. But the user interface on a phone and/or tablet does leave some things to be desired. All of the information that you need is contained within the app. However, I would like to see more options to vary investor preferences. I personally would like to have a day graph of each asset available to add to the initial investments page. Create a customization feature for each asset instead of dictating what I prefer to see upon opening the app. I know that Charles Schwab is in the business of caring diligently for people’s assets and for that I am greatly thankful. But now that they are a front runner in doing that, I’d like to see some time invested in the user interface and investment platform. Interviewing a younger population that has grown up in a digital age my help in assisting with the user interface of this app. The question is: do you value form or function, because this app doesn’t provide both?.Version: 11.2

Logging outThis app is a good app great benefits very simple to operate for even the simplest of investors however, this is a big however. THERE IS NO EASY WAY TO LOG OUT! I have a big problem with that, when I leave Financial site of any kind I want to be able to find a way to log out and not leave it open for potential hacking this is ridiculous. I don’t know what these people were thinking, but there needs to be a log out on every single page you’re on it fixed. I’m warning you leave this site even if you have to call and make them log out I would do it. I wouldn’t trust not being able to log out on any financial site. It is ridiculous. I’m waiting for them to fixe it. I’m not kidding. I’ll be happy to change it just as soon as I see the change and I’ll check my site regularly..Version: 14.10.0

Recent Ameritrade convertI must say, I was a bit worried about the transition from Ameritrade to Schwab and the app interface. I was happy that the thinkorswim was available before and after so there is the sense of familiarity there in case I need something quick. Some of the Schwab reviews left me more worried what it would be like to use the new app. Happy to see that the worry was overblown. I do enjoy the interface so far and especially love the “Investment Income” with monthly average. At this point in my life, nearing retirement, this is a very welcomed feature as my goals for investing continue to change. Hopefully, as I spend more time with the Schwab app, I will continue to be delighted with the interface and forget all about the Ameritrade app I used so often. Bonus: My account migration to Schwab also went simply smooth. Kudos! to those hard working to make it so unnoticeable to the customer..Version: 13.10.0

Good app could be betterI really like Schwab and the app is decent but there are basics missing that are really frustrating. It needs a better balance of functionality toward trading and analyzing your own portfolio. For instance I want to see how much dividend income I’ve received from one specific stock this year. But when you filter on dividends and you also have dividend reinvestment turned on, it nets to zero in the history. So odd to combine them. Very basic function that is not set up properly. I also like being able to link external accounts but 50% of the interfaces fail daily, this isn’t an app specific thing because it’s on the web too but very frustrating. Also I’ve had my home in that asset tracking list for a long time and it’s never once changed value. It’s probably off by 30%. Kind of useless feature. Overall the app is ok.Version: 15.9.0

Really difficult appAs a new client I’m having a Very difficult time Navigating the site. I moved from Webull and urged my son to do the same because Webull did not offer DRIP. Wiring money into the account took a little longer than we liked. Fractional investing was alluring. Sadly, the Schwab layout is not simple. We struggle to get familiar with/ make good use of the system. (I’m assuming it’s because we use mobile about 85% of the time). Before signing up I read about ‘great, easy to use’ useful platforms. Independent trading is important to us. The wonderful platforms/software don’t seem to exist. I was especially hopeful about Street Smart Edge... not available?! I regret encouraging my son to move to Schwab. I’m considering another firm. I’ll pay the fee for his transfer out once we find a user friendly firm that allows D.R.I.P and fractional investing. I’m sure it’s out there. I wouldn’t recommend Schwab for independent users who want to use the platform for anything more than direct purchase/sells..Version: 10.11.1

Excellent platformEasy to navigate research and trade Keep up the good work.Version: 14.7.0

Fair But Needs MoreI was moved over from TD Ameritrade to this app. There are some better features in the Schwab app but overall a way behind the TD Ameritrade app in user interface, ease of use, information presentation and timing of updates. I’m disappointed to say the least and and hopeful that Schwab incorporates more of the TD Ameritrade features in the future..Version: 14.8.0

Not an economistJust great!.Version: 14.7.0

ConvenientAmazing platform. Very easy to use..Version: 13.2.1

Very easy to use and responsive website.Never had to call anyone with a problem..Version: 11.2

Bravo!The Schwab app is simple to use and in my opinion, a model for other firms to follow..Version: 9.7.1

Feature FullGreat app! Allows you to easily check up on your portfolio and check bank account balances. My big suggestions would be to create a watchlist widget, so that watchlists can be seen without going into the app, allow a default watchlist to be selected (auto opens to this watchlist instead of always the local device watchlist), and allow users to see the research on stocks in-app..Version: 9.2.0

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