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Home›Family Finance›The Trump Accounts App Is Live: How Grandparents Can Get Started

The Trump Accounts App Is Live: How Grandparents Can Get Started

By Our Editorial Team  |  Published June 3, 2026

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A three step diagram showing the process download the app register the child and confirm eligibility

How to get started

Getting set up is straightforward: download the Trump Accounts app from your phone’s app store, create an account, and follow the prompts to register the child as a beneficiary. From there you’ll be able to confirm eligibility for the Treasury deposit and, once the program opens, begin adding your own contributions. As with any financial app, double-check that you’re downloading the official version before entering personal information.

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