Anonymous

14 Nov 2019

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If I do not have $1mil as assets or earn at least $200K annually, can I sign up for a Kristal.AL investment account?

How else can we sign up for the account?

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Paridhi Jhunjhunwala

14 Nov 2019

Associate at Kristal.AI

Hi!

You can definitely open an investment account with kristal.AI. It's actually free of charge up to an investment amount of USD 50,000. The only fee you will incur is a transfer charge of 0.05% over the FX rate. Our Private Wealth account is only for accredited investors and here you need to fulfil any one of the following conditions :

Earnings of over SGD 300,000 per year
SGD 1 million in liquid assets.

Hope you find this helpful!

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