Using the Stock Perks App for Share Holder Benefit | Which Lines are Using it?

Hello Travelers,
I recently heard that some of the cruise lines are moving to using the Stock Perks app for their clients to upload their stock statements to get their share holder benefit on board credit. Here is a walk through of how to do that.
If you aren’t familiar with the cruise line’s shareholder benefit, this is how it works: typically you have to prove that you own a specific number of shares (in Carnival’s case it is 100 shares) of stock in the company and when you send in that proof, you get on board credit on up coming booked cruises based on how long the cruise is. The longer the cruise, the better the more money you get. This is usable for every single cruise you take with participating lines. All of Carnival Cruise Line brands participate, so you only need the Carnival shares to use it on any of their brands.
Norwegian and Royal Caribbean were also listed in the app, so they must be participating as well. Now at the time of this recording, we are getting conflicting reports as to whether this will be the mandatory method of submitting your stock statement, and I have some concerns about the way this app works from a security perspective, but this video is just to show you what the process looks like for US based stock accounts.
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[@AmberMaloneAZ]

Hi, thank you for your content. If I book my cruise with gift cards I purchased from AARP, would I still be able to get the shareholder on board credit?

[@SoloSueTravels]

As long as you can provide the proof of owning the required number of stocks, it shouldn’t matter how you paid for the cruise. It is a benefit of being a shareholder.