Aiman

21 Apr 2020

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As a Malaysian, do I have to create a bank account in Singapore in order for me to invest my money in Syfe? Also, do you have any support team in Malaysia for me to contact with?

How do I go about investing in Syfe as a Malaysian?

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Colin Lim

17 Apr 2020

Financial Services Consultant at Colin Lim

To touch on transferwise, your fellow malaysian did a transferwise video. You can watch the video from the link below:
https://youtu.be/-s5IDPLTW-I

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Eliezer

17 Apr 2020

Content & Community Lead at Syfe

Hi Aiman, you don't necessarily have to create a Singapore bank account. You can use TransferWise https://transferwise.com/my to transfer funds to your Syfe portfolio. For customer enquiries, please contact us at [email protected] or chat with us through our web / mobile chat.

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