Which USD 1000 balance is that? The total value of shares held via TradeStation Global, or amount of cash kept in trading account?

I could be wrong, but I checked through https://www.tradestation-international.com/...ng-commissions/ and this website does not mention about the requirement to have USD 1000 balance.

Thank you very much for your clarification, moosset.

I don't think TSG has inactivity fee. The picture you show is just for one off account opening.

Thanks for finding the source!
There is!

source: I emailed them!

CS: IB would charge $1 minimum activity fee if the account balance is below $1000 and there is no trading in the month.
Me: Just for more clarity, if one has balance above $1000 but with no trading activity in that month, is there a minimum activity fee?
CS: About the minimum activity fee, your understanding is correct. As long as you maintain the account balance over $1000, there is no minimum activity fee.

Thank you very much for sharing the source of the USD 1000 requirement. 

If the total value of shares held via TradeStation Global is more than USD 1000 but no cash is kept in trading account, there should not be USD 1 minimum activity fee being charged, right?

Hi guys,

may i know if TSG has a mobile platform as well?

And if transfer to cimb sg (then to usd in IBKR) is the cheapest way?

wondering if i could skip cimb sg and proceed straight with either transferwise or instarem. if yes which currency will be best? and do i still need to transfer to usd in IBKR after that?

I have a noob question here, I used instarem to transfer to my IBKR, then I have my sgd in IBKR, but the portfolio value also translated into USD. Do I still need to convert my SGD to USD to trade?

Hi guys, I've opened account with TSG.
Do I need to fund my IBKR account to activate? How much do I have to fund it?

i think i will go for SGD, since my cimb is giving me quite good rate from myr--> sgd

yes u need to fill the W-8BEN form to declare you are not US resident so to exempt urself from capital gain tax.

Theoretically yes but I don't think anyone tested yet. If you have tested, kindly let us know.

Hi everyone,
I have an IKBR account, and I tried buying Irish-domiciled ETFs. But sadly the IKBR commission was 5USD per ETF (from LSE), even when it was just 1 or 2 units That's much more than the US-domiciled ETFs (1USD). Can anyone tell me the commission fee for ETFs such as VDEV and IGLO at Tradestation? Thanks!

Just because I did not enter the correct reference, my fund is still on hold after 2 weeks, anybody experience this before?

Updated 02 Jun 2020
For withdrawal, you can withdraw to your bank account in any developed country like Australia, UK, Singapore, HK etc.

Alternatively, you can also open an account with Transferwise and get a borderless account. It's possible to withdraw EUR from IBKR to TW Borderless account. I haven't tried other currencies yet but will keep this post updated as more info comes in from other users.

The above quoted from front page, seems no option for withdrawal for malaysia?

Then how do malaysians withdraw from IB?

Can we even deposit from msia account in the first place?