Anonymous

14 Aug 2020

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Using Youtrip FX rates or normal bank?

Hello can I know if anyone has used or is it possible to use Youtrip account and convert to USD within the app and deposit into the brokerage account. Does it offer a better FX rate then using my OCBC/DBS bank and deposit in SGD and using the currency converter in Interactive Brokers.
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This post is no longer accepting new comments because it has been merged with 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?

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Chuan lee

14 Aug 2020

No, I don't think you can withdraw money from youtrip.

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