Trump Account tool

Trump Account status and eligibility checker

Find the next step after Treasury auto enrollment—without entering names, SSNs, account numbers, or tax IDs.

Last verified: October 8, 2026Effective for: 2026 rules

Private by design

Find the correct account path

Since Treasury auto enrollment began, most families should check account status before considering a new Form 4547 account election.

No names, Social Security numbers, addresses, or tax IDs are requested. Inputs stay in this browser and are not saved.

Review year

Child’s date of birth

Was the child’s SSN valid for employment and issued before the relevant election?

Yes No / unsure

What is the official account status?

Who would claim an auto account?A parent or relative is not automatically authorized unless applicable law gives the required authority.

Is the child a U.S. citizen?

Yes No / unsure

Do you expect the child to be your qualifying child for the pilot-election year?

Yes No / unsure

Status of the separate $1,000 pilot election

Educational result

Your account path

Account status

Check the official account status first

Family or employer contributions

Wait until the receiving account is claimed and activated

$1,000 pilot election

Potentially eligible to make the pilot election

Next steps

Use the official IRS or Treasury account-status process before submitting another election.
Review current Form 4547 instructions for the separate $1,000 pilot election.
Verify all results at the official IRS Trump Accounts page; this tool does not access or submit account data.

Form 4547: Form 4547 remains relevant to the separate pilot election and rare manual-account exceptions; it is no longer the default account-opening path after auto enrollment began.

Rules checked: October 8, 2026, including TD 10056.

Continue at the official IRS Trump Accounts page →

What changed on September 30, 2026

Temporary regulations introduced broad Treasury auto enrollment. The checker therefore tests baseline age and employment-valid SSN requirements, then routes the user through status checking, auto-account claiming, receiving-account activation, or the rare manual-election exception.

The separate pilot result evaluates the 2025–2028 birth window, U.S. citizenship, qualifying-child expectation, and whether a pilot election is not made, pending, processed, or unknown. The IRS makes all determinations.