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If you’ve been sitting on the fence about opening a Tiger Brokers account, the current campaign (29 Sep to 31 Dec 2026) is a strong one. Tiger Brokers Singapore is running two stacking reward pools that can put up to USD 220 + S$1,000 in your account for signing up and depositing.
Here is everything you need to know: the code, both reward pools, eligibility, the step-by-step claim process, and a few traps to avoid.
When you sign up for Tiger Trade, you’ll be prompted for a referral or invitation code. Enter CG149G before completing registration. You can’t add it retroactively once your account is created.
Referral link (auto-applies the code): https://tigr.link/s/60K3mPc
The two promotions run at the same time and are fully stackable.
Pool 1: Elite Invite Rewards (triggered by code CG149G), up to USD 220
The invite bonus depends on your referrer’s Tiger membership level when you make your first deposit. CG149G belongs to an Elite member, so you get the higher rate. Referees of LV1 to LV3 members get USD 180 (USD 6/day) plus the USD 10 voucher instead, so the Elite rate is USD 30 more. Your tier is fixed at first deposit and doesn’t change afterwards.
Pool 2: Welcome Rewards (deposit-based), up to S$1,000
Net depositTotalInstant (US commission card)Retention (stock cash coupons, hold 60 days)≥ S$3,000S$200S$100S$100≥ S$10,000S$400S$200S$200≥ S$100,000S$1,000S$500S$500
“Net deposit” means the total amount received within 30 days of your first deposit. Instant Rewards credit once you hit the tier. Retention Rewards credit after 60 consecutive days at or above it.
You qualify if you:
You do NOT qualify if you:
Payout notes: Cash vouchers are valid for 90 days and work on stocks, funds and options, but not fractional shares. To withdraw proceeds made from the rewards, you need at least 10 trades since opening the account.
Yes. The USD 10 voucher, the USD 210 invite bonus and the S$ welcome rewards are independent tasks, so you earn each separately.
Tiger Brokers (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. (Reg. No. 201810449W) holds a Capital Markets Services licence from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and is a Trading and Clearing Member of SGX Group. Client funds are held in segregated custodian accounts with DBS Bank, separate from Tiger Brokers’ own assets.
Tiger Brokers is not a bank, and client funds are not covered by the Singapore Deposit Insurance Corporation (SDIC). Standard MAS brokerage investor-protection frameworks apply.
For the full breakdown, see the verified guide: https://dlcuration.com/tiger-brokers-referral-c...
This is not financial advice. Reward figures verified as at 12 November 2026 against the campaign T&Cs. Promotions are subject to Tiger Brokers’ terms and conditions, so always check the official promotions page before depositing. Investments involve risk, and you may lose more than your initial capital. This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
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