A noob question. Are we able to change SGD to USD from Revolut. Transfer USD from Revolut to Tiger Bokerage? Able to create a guide and show us how it is done? Thank you.? - Seedly
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Asked on 20 Aug 2020

A noob question. Are we able to change SGD to USD from Revolut. Transfer USD from Revolut to Tiger Bokerage? Able to create a guide and show us how it is done? Thank you.?

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    Nicholas Beh

    Nicholas Beh

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    Answered on 20 Aug 2020

    You can't. Due to anti money laundering regulations, many brokers such as Tiger only accept deposits made from accounts in your own name only.

    Revolut will count as a third-party transfer and any deposits made using it will be rejected.

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