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Want to find out whether it is a usual thing for the money to take so long for the money to be credited back?
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Elijah Lee
09 Jul 2019
Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)
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Assuming you are referring to Singapore Listed Stocks, settlement for your shares is on T+2 and you will receive the proceeds on T+3. Depending on how your trading account is set up, the money may be credited directed to your bank, or you may need to manually withdrawal it from your trading account.
Other markets have different settlement dates so you will need to check for them individually.