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Asked on 30 Oct 2020

I'm planning to sell some of my US stocks and the funds will be transferred back into my ocbc 360 account as USD. May i know is it possible for my ocbc 360 account to receive in terms of USD or i have to change the currency to SGD first?

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Ang Yee Gary, Medicine at National University Of Singapore

Ang Yee Gary, Medicine at National University Of Singapore

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Answered on 01 Nov 2020

U need a usd account

A multicurrency would do also

Ocbc 360 account is in usd so its not possible

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