How to Cancel Webull & Close Your Account (2026 Guide)

Updated February 2026 · Withdraw funds, transfer stocks, close account

Cancel Webull Paid Subscriptions

Webull offers optional paid subscriptions:

• Level 2 Advance (Nasdaq TotalView): ~$2.99/month
• Webull Premium: Higher-tier market data and analytics

Cancel on the App

1. Open the Webull app
2. Tap your profile icon (bottom right)
3. Tap My Subscriptions or Level 2 Advance
4. Tap Cancel Subscription
5. Confirm cancellation

Cancel via App Store / Google Play

If you subscribed through the App Store or Google Play, you must cancel through them — not the Webull app:

• iPhone: Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions → Webull → Cancel
• Android: Google Play → Menu → Subscriptions → Webull → Cancel

Close Your Webull Brokerage Account

Steps to Close

1. Ensure your account balance is $0 (no stocks, no cash, no pending orders)
2. Open the Webull app → Profile → Help Center
3. Search for "close account" or contact support
4. Submit a request to close your brokerage account
5. Webull support will process the closure (may take 3-5 business days)

Transfer Stocks Instead of Selling

If you want to move to another broker without selling (and triggering taxes):

• Initiate an ACAT transfer from your new broker (Fidelity, Schwab, etc.)
• The new broker pulls your positions — takes 5-7 business days
• Webull charges a $75 outgoing transfer fee
• Many brokers (Fidelity, Schwab) will reimburse the $75 fee — just ask

What About Crypto on Webull?

Webull crypto is held in custodial wallets — you cannot transfer crypto out directly. You'll need to:

1. Sell your crypto positions on Webull
2. Withdraw the cash
3. Re-buy on your preferred exchange (Coinbase, Kraken, etc.)

This triggers a taxable event. Factor in capital gains/losses before selling.

Better Brokers to Switch To

• Fidelity: Best overall — no PFOF, fractional shares, excellent research, will reimburse transfer fee
• Charles Schwab: Full-service broker, great customer support, thinkorswim platform
• Vanguard: Best for long-term index investing — lowest-cost funds
• Interactive Brokers: Best for active traders — lowest margin rates, global markets