Fidelity Error Codes: What They Mean and How to Fix Them (2026)

Short answer: Fidelity does not publish a public list of its order and account error codes that we could find, so this page routes you by the code and wording on your screen to the matching UseFidelity guide. Find your code below. If it is not listed, note the exact message and call Fidelity at 800-343-3548.

Fidelity shows a code, usually in parentheses, when it cannot process an order, a transfer or a page. This page is the index to every error guide on UseFidelity. Use the table to jump to the right group, or scan the full list below.

What To Do First For Any Fidelity Error

  1. Write down the exact code and wording. The code, usually in parentheses, is what lets you find the right guide and is what Fidelity will ask for if you call.
  2. Check the time. Fidelity’s extended-hours page says pre-market runs 7:00 a.m. to 9:28 a.m. ET and after-hours runs 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET, that all extended-hours orders must be limit orders, and that dollar-based and fractional orders are only allowed during normal market hours. See our extended hours guide.
  3. Check your cash. If you are buying with money that has not settled, read our guide to cash available to trade.
  4. Check your account type. Fidelity’s trading-restrictions FAQ says cash accounts, which lack margin approval, are restricted from activities such as short selling and uncovered option writing. Options errors often trace back to account type or approval level.
  5. Look for a restriction on the account. Fidelity describes restrictions from good faith violations, cash-liquidation violations and free riding. Three good faith or cash-liquidation violations in 12 months, or one free-riding violation, can lead to a 90-day restriction. See how to avoid good faith violations.
  6. If you are still stuck, call Fidelity at 800-343-3548. Do not act on a message you do not understand.

Find Your Error By What Happened

What happenedStart with
Buy order rejected for cash or buying power013014, 013911, 313011
Order rejected because of the time of day010550, 340036; see also extended hours
Price or symbol problems020906, 146046, 004983, 14020
Options order rejected354016, 354018, 100963, TC9052, 020282
Account restricted or not eligible009972, 009979, 149009, restrictions in place
Agreements to acceptDI0902, DI3102
Bank transfer or linking problemsMMH2000, bank account ownership
Website or app will not loadservice unavailable, access denied, 020275 web server error, Active Trader Pro version

Trading and order-entry errors

Options trading errors

Account restrictions and eligibility

Bank transfers and account information

Website and app errors

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Fidelity publish a list of its error codes?

We have not found a public list of order and account error codes on Fidelity’s website. The guides on this page are based on the message wording and on Fidelity’s published rules, and they say so where the exact cause is not documented.

Why can’t I place a market order outside regular hours?

Fidelity says all extended-hours orders must be limit orders, and that dollar-based and fractional orders are only allowed during normal market hours (9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET).

Can I be restricted for selling before I have paid for a purchase?

Fidelity describes a good faith violation as selling a security bought in a cash account before it is paid for. It says three violations in 12 months can trigger a 90-day restriction on purchasing.

Where do I report a suspicious Fidelity email?

Fidelity’s security page says to forward the suspected email as an attachment to phishing@fidelity.com. Do not include account numbers, usernames or passwords.

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