You can call your remisier for advice ma if you want

I'm opening an account with SIC to enjoy that RM8/12 min process.

It depends whether your account is under SIC or MIB. The main difference is that MIB's account allows you to apply for IPO with SIC's can't.

MIB's account charges for Normal Trade [0.60% (min RM 40) /0.30% (min RM 40) if less than 100K] and Online Trade [0.42% (min RM 28) / 0.21% (min RM 28) if more than 100K]. If you opened it under SIC, you get the 0.1% or minimum of RM8 for cash account, meaning no margin trading. If you want margin, its the same as MIB's but at minimum of RM12 instead of RM28.

So, do you want to apply for IPOs?

Go open a trading account with Maybank Share Investment Centre and not Maybank Investment Bank to get that RM8/RM12 instead of RM28.

I believe you opened a 'wrong' account.

Primarily one is maybank and the other is maybank investment, technically both are different entities..

The difference between two account is the SIC one, you wouldn't not be able to apply for IPOs while the MIB one, you can.. SIC as many have noted, charges cheaper brokerage fee.

Otherwise, everything is the same.

It means stock is suspended from trading.