Can I fund my Saxo account with my UOB Mighty FX USD account to trade in USD while it currently has SGD in my Saxo account? Or is it only possible to have one currency in my Saxo account?

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Saxo Markets

07 Apr 2021

You may consider creating a USD sub-account and holding both SGD and USD currencies.

https://www.help.saxo/hc/en-sg/articles/3600012...

With that, you will have the option to either fund and maintain USD in your USD sub account, and/or convert your funds in your SGD account to your USD account at a currency conversion fee of +/- 0.3%

Deposit and Transfer Sub-account transfer

https://www.home.saxo/en-sg/rates-and-condition...

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How can I fund my Saxo trading account (base currency USD) from a Singapore bank account with SGD balance? Can I use money transfer service such as Transferwise or Instarem? What's the cheapest way?

If I have Uob mighty fx account can I do local usd payments (e.g. To fund my broker) or does this account only work with their special debit card?

Hi, is it possible to just transfer USD into Saxo Markets accounts to avoid the currency conversion fees if I want to trade US shares? Will there be an admin fee of whatsoever to do that?

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