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Reverse split, reorg and tender-offer fees

Last updated · 14 official sources (listed below)

Some brokers charge you when a company you own does a reverse split or merger, or when you tender shares. Here's who, and how much.

BrokerReverse split / mandatory reorg feeFractional shares after a reverse splitVoluntary reorg / odd-lot tender fee
Charles Schwab$0not published$0
Fidelity$0not published$0
Interactive Brokers$0not published$0
Merrill Edge$0not published$30
Webull$0Depends on issuer$50
TradeStation$30not published$50
E*TRADE$38not published$38
Public$50not published$50
Ally Investnot publishednot published$50
Firstradenot publishednot publishednot published
J.P. Morgan Self-Directed (Chase)not publishednot publishednot published
Robinhoodnot publishedKeeps fractions (usually)$0
SoFi Investnot publishednot published$50
Vanguardnot publishednot publishednot published
Wealthfrontnot publishednot publishednot published
moomoonot publishednot publishednot published
tastytradenot publishednot published$50

Sorted cheapest first. "Not published" means the broker doesn't list it on an official page we could find. Click any value for the quote and source.

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Sources

Each source was read on or before Oct 30, 2026. Fees and rates change; confirm on the broker's site before acting.

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