Don't bother using standard chartered. Final amount which suppose to end up will be lesser say about USD50-100. All kena makan up by standard charted.
But to humour you,
ID should be your unique interactive username usually UTXXXXX.
Charges you pay everything yourself. Pick option 1. Again as mentioned after doing all that, final amount that appear in interactive broker will be lesser. Banks makan your money already (through invisible fees, unfavourable exchange rate)
Yes. Normal. Tradestation global is for IB UK. But since you are transferring I assume is USD, of course the bank is in New York.
We never use Malaysian banks to TT. Well some might.
Bloody expensive. What most people do is transfer SGD into interactive broker account via FAST (Singapore version of IBFT). From there, once money available just convert at spot rate into USD. Pay USD2.00 only for spot rate (real time market rates which banks use for themselves).
There's a tutorial over here.
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4744515Difference is a lot over time.
I don't know what US stocks you are talking about. Malaysian banks don't let you buy or sell US stocks. You need a stock broker to do that. As far as I know all stock brokers in Malaysia charente a hefty fee for overseas stock purchased from say NYSE and Nasdaq.
true, bloody expensive due to their exchange rates.
what is the cheapest method in your opinion to withdraw money from interactive brokers to Malaysia?
I have gone through the threads, suggestion being: IB(SGD)-> CIMB(SG)->CIMB MYR -- > Just wish to clarify whether this is the cheapest method with the best rates?