For DRIP, they will send you an email reminder on it (if you choose to reinvest). After that, you may perform DRIP on the platform - damn convenience especially for a person like me
as I am too lazy to go to post office to courier my DRIP forms.

If you choose not to, then you just ignore the reminder. No action done will results the dividend payment to be credited into your RT acc

For Buy/Sell, is there a way to set to that if it matches fully, only then it can be executed?

Like buy 10000. if it matches 10000, only then the transaction is made.

Hi Riri. I saw your comment on this on another thread earlier. Like what most forumers mentioned, we do not have the cut loss function at the moment.

The sell function you use earlier is the normal sell function which allows you to sell at the specific price you want (provided its higher than the sell price traded at that point of time, else it will be matched immediately if you place the sell price lower)

https://www.rakutentrade.my/faqs/general-tr...rket-order-type
"What is the difference between LIMIT and Market order type?
A market order is an order to buy or sell a share immediately. It ensures that the order will be executed but does not guarantee the price.
A limit order is an order to buy or sell a share at a specific price or better. A BUY order will be executed at the limit price or lower  (better price) while the sell order will be executed at the limit price or higher (better price)"

That should be what you are looking for, if not then wait for rakuten reply.
Dunno why nobody reads FAQs anymore.

Read this:
https://www.facebook.com/1859173861029267/p...41780912768549/

I am in similar position , started out with IBKR only and thinking about estate problem later on and also to simplify the process for my parents to invest , at last i chosed fsmone (IBKR still my main account) , 0.08% but no cap unlike rakuten at RM100 for US share , advantages are seperate USD account , slightly lower fees 0.08% for transaction between RM45000/RM50000 and RM125000 , and i like their cleaner interface much more . Main cons is no cap brokerage fee lets say after 5-10years the account roll to a much larger figure it makes a big difference . But for our case i decided to treat it as a future cash flow account so wont sell anything more than RM100000 at once anyways .

Forex spread after multiple tries :
IBKR (myr to sgd to usd) 0.48%-0.52% , (usd to sgd to myr) 0.68%
FSMone (myr to usd) 0.56-0.65% (averages 0.6%) , (usd to myr) 0.57%-0.63%

HLebroking (myr to usd) 0.46-0.5% (can be as low as 0.4% sometimes) , (usd to myr) 0.57-0.64% (fluctuate quite abit)
Rakuten (myr to usd) first try 1.3% few weeks later second look 0.5-0.6% (big gap so gave up trying) , no USD account auto convert all sold value back to MYR .

Moomoo (myr wise to sgd) 0.5% , (sgd to usd) another 0.34% unlike IBKR which charges flat fee USD2 on all sgd to usd transactions .
During withrawal (usd to sgd) assume same rate 0.34% , almost 0.68% extra fees compare to IBKR , I assume Tiger broker is the same .
Conclusion :
Wealth accumulation - IBKR
Wealth protection (estate) - Hlebroking / FSMone (other than the brokerage fee , the painful part is the 0.15% stamp duty fee , abit like paying for estate planning )

Bro highly suggest if ur amount is huge consider Hlebroking , best spread either way . tho the fees is minimum USD25 but its based on 1 share 0.05 fee (so unless ure trading penny stock, 0.05usd per share is quite fair for share trading at USD100+) , not to mention convenience of depositing and withrawing , Hlebroking allows RM1M limit per day of deposit from its Hong Leong bank account . 1.3% vs 0.4% forex gap is really huge especially for larger figure , even after factor in brokerage cap of RM100 of Rakuten , for example :

Capital of RM1M , Target US share price at USD100 , u can buy around 2272 shares , 2272 share x 0.05usd per share ,
Hong Leong brokerage at USD113.63 (RM500 fee) , Rakuten fee is at RM100 max , saving of about RM400 . BUT !

Forex charge Hong Leong Broking RM1M x 0.4% about RM4k in forex charges , Rakuten 1.3% means the forex charges amount to RM13k (even at 0.6% its at RM6k) !!
So i think the max cap on brokerage dont really do much especially for larger transactions not just when buying , more so when selling / withdrawing . Imagine rolling this account to maybe higher 7 figure or 8 figure portfolio and paying huge forex charges when converting the currency , at that point brokerage fees not really that important (if using 0.05usd per share measure) .
**BTW sorry i kinda lost track this is rakuten thread , didnt mean to cause any harm .

Hi Rakuten,

I am having difficulty subscribing to Maybank DRIP over your website. I suspect it is because your rm10 handling fee having issue.

Anyone managed to subscribe to Maybank DRIP over Rakuten platform?

Hi guys, can anyone confirm if the RM10 stamp duty fee for the dividend reinvestment plan is a newly implemented charge? Recall previously for DRIP using Rakuten there were no charges at all.

Technically would not be wrong as stamp duty is not handling charges.
Nominee accounts usually have a standalone handling charge.

Even though mine was '0' amount, RM10 was charged to my cash account by Rakuten.

I'm not against the charge, but a heads up that this is coming in would have been nice, instead of finding out when we are trying to participate in any corporate action.

On the web portal, under my account, under transaction history, it shows up as a "charge".

Very generic description, but as its RM10, and I'm not expecting any other deductions it had to be the stamp duty charge.

Consider yourself lucky if you weren't charged. 

Hi, anyone know how to name a beneficiary for my rakuten account in the event of death?