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12 Sep 2020

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If I wish to open an account, can I still open US account instead of SG account? Because I heard SG account is not covered under SIPC.?

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Nicholas Beh

12 Sep 2020

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With the inception of IBKR SG, Singapore residents can no longer open an account with IBKR US.

IBKR SG is not listed as a member of SIPC. However, you can check with them if their custodian for US securities is covered - for example, TD Ameritrade Singapore is not a SIPC member but its clearing agent TD Ameritrade Clearing, Inc. is.

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Frankie Rappaport

11 Sep 2020

https://www.sdic.org.sg/faq/di_faq

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