Anonymous

23 Apr 2021

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Recently registered with Tiger Brokers this morning and funded the account in SGD. Just tried to buy SG equities and it says ‘Sub account to trade in SG market is currently being open’

Has anyone else encountered this as well? And if so, what is the waiting time before I can buy equities again? Thanks in advance.

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Tan Choong Hwee

23 Apr 2021

Solutions Specialist at Providend

Yes, I encountered the same issue. Just wait a few business days for Tiger to setup sub account for SG market. Then you will be able to trade SG shares.

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Ng Shao Hua

23 Apr 2021

I face the same issue too -- following this thread so I can get an answer.

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Hi, I recently tried to open an account with Tiger Brokers but at 'Investment info', I have 0 years of trading experience, traded 0 stocks per year as of now.?

Recently opened a Saxo account for trading in the US markets. Was wondering if YouTrip or Revolut can be used to fund it in USD instead of SGD?

How do you usually fund your US equity? (Do you transfer SGD to the broker then use their platform or rather open a multi-currency account from a bank, etc)?

Hi all, I am new to investment and I have $2k to spare so I am wondering if I should open a tiger broker account (free apple share and buy stocks) or should I use syfe (equity 100 & Reits+)

I am trying to open an online trading account. What is the difference between self-directed online cash trading account and broker-assisted online cash trading account?