The offers and details on this page may have updated or changed since the time of publication. See our article on Business Insider for current information. Trump Accounts, investment accounts for American children under 18, officially launched on July 4.Andrew Harnik/Getty Images Trump Accounts officially launched on July 4.The investment accounts are for American children under 18.Michael Dell said he'll deposit $250 in the accounts of the first 25 million children who sign up.The Trump administration wants American parents to open federally-backed investment accounts for their children, and billionaire CEO Michael Dell plans to sweeten the deal. Dell said he and his wife, Susan Dell, will gift $250 to the first 25 million qualifying American children who sign up for Trump Accounts. "This makes every child a shareholder in the greatest prosperity-creating engine the world has ever known — American capitalism," Dell wrote in an X post. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the Trump Accounts app is outfitted with a "full suite" of capabilities. "You can start funding your child's account, exploring financial education modules, and more," Bessent wrote on X. To register, parents must sign in to or create an Internal Revenue Service account. They can then submit Form 4547 to elect their child. The form can be submitted in the Trump Accounts app, when filing taxes, or on the IRS website. 📱 Welcome to Trump Accounts pic.twitter.com/CnFSuhrLEH — Trump Accounts (@TrumpAccounts) May 28, 2026 Trump Accounts, established under the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, are tax-deferred investment savings accounts for US children under 18. Families can contribute up to $5,000 each year to the accounts, which will function like a traditional IRA once a child reaches adulthood, the White House says. Parents with a child born between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2028, who have a valid Social Security number, can also opt in to receive a one-time $1,000 desposit from the US Treasury Department into their child's account. The initiative has drawn support from over a dozen philanthropists and companies in addition to the Dell family. BlackRock, Chipotle, MasterCard, Block, Robinhood, and Chime were among those on the list. Trump on Friday urged more American businesses to help fund the accounts. "The Department of Treasury will now accept philanthropic contributions of readily tradable Publicly Traded Stock to help fund TRUMP ACCOUNTS for eligible American children," Trump wrote in a Truth Social post. "This opens the door for GREAT American Businesses, Philanthropists, and Job Creators to invest directly in the future of our children, and help build a Generation of Savers, Investors, and Owners." Read the original article on Business Insider