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Which Alltrust accounts accept US citizens

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Alltrust has been checked for US citizens, but none of the verdicts below is verified yet. Treat them as leads.

If you already have an account with Alltrust, a second one there is usually the easier application, because Alltrust has already checked who you are. Each account below carries its verdict, the evidence behind it and the date it was checked.

At a glance

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SIPPs With strings Not yet verified · last checked
With strings
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US persons: nothing published about US citizens, and a £100,000 minimum

Alltrust publishes nothing about US citizens, so its position is unstated rather than open. One hint that US-connected members are not new to it: its own fee schedule lists a Flexi SIPP (US) among the books it administers, which it took on with the Rowanmoor transfer. It normally works through advisers and takes direct business only where you evidence its knowledgeable investor requirements.

FSCS £85,000 · normally adviser introduced · £100,000 minimum

Account Terms The catch
Full SIPP (opens in a new tab)
Annual fee
£650 a year plus VAT, plus £99 to set up online through an adviser
Dealing fee
£75 plus VAT for each extra manager or platform, then £50 plus VAT a year
Can hold
Shares on any HMRC recognised exchange, AIM shares, funds, ETFs, investment trusts, REITs, gold, UK commercial property and secured loans.
Individual shares
Yes
Minimum £100,000 to open. A £150 plus VAT knowledgeable investor check applies to non-advised business.

Source: Alltrust SIPP pages and fee schedule, 2026-08-17 (opens in a new tab) Alltrust's own page (opens in a new tab)

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