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How to find your Fidelity account number

October 21, 2021
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Some institutions make it tricky to find your account number. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to find it for Fidelity accounts:

Find your account number using Fidelity’s website

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  1. Log in to your Fidelity account.
  2. Under “Accounts & Trade”, click on “Account Positions”.
  3. Your Fidelity accounts will show on your screen. Under the name of each account will be the corresponding 9-digit account number.
See screenshots below
 
Don’t see your account number? If you just opened your account, it may take up to 24 hours for your account number to appear. Check your email for any further instruction from your provider. Most institutions will email you once the account set-up is complete but we recommend checking back after a few minutes.
Fidelity Mobile Website Dashboard
Fidelity Mobile Website Menu – 1
Fidelity Mobile Website Menu – 2
Fidelity Mobile Website Account Positions
Fidelity Website Dashboard
Fidelity Website Account Positions

Find your account number using Fidelity’s mobile app

  1. Log in to your Fidelity account
  2. In the bottom navigation bar, tap “Accounts”
  3. Your Fidelity accounts will show on your screen. Under the name of each account will be the corresponding 9-digit account number.

See screenshots below.

Don’t see your account number? If you just opened your account, it may take up to 24 hours for your account number to appear. Check your email for any further instruction from your provider. Most institutions will email you once the account set-up is complete but we recommend checking back after a few minutes.

Fidelity Mobile App Dashboard
Fidelity Mobile App Accounts
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