thanks!
withdrawal fee = USD25

same bank account and account holder, yes, its sorta like anti money laundering
afaik, trading212 accepts bigpay, according to forummer here tho apparently they revise their fees

1. usually withdrawal via TT/wire transfer will cost $$, local banks does not

2. i am not sure

It doesn't matter if we pick deposit SGD, USD, HKD deposit it still says DBS account, so maybe its a bit like DBS Vickers, they are using a multi-currency account?

I think lah, citizenship only matters when one signs up, the rest depends on whether you have SG bank account or not. I should have opened a DBS multi-currency acc to try before leaving SG, I think Tiger accepts USD and HKD if the transfer is done locally within SG.

If tak da SG bank acc, then have to send SGD over then convert in app, I think got a tiny spread.

In general withdrawal of SGD to any sg a/c is foc unless is in excess of SGD 200k.

Yes. If you transfer SGD to tiger it would remain as SGD. The tiger forex rate is much competitive vs bank so its worth to do conversion there.

If dont have SG bank ac I think more straight forward . Just wire the currency you need directly to tiger .

Even if you have SG bank ac with USD / HKD you still have to wire the amount as tiger does not accept cheque deposit. Exception case would be dbs where its just online transfer and no charge incurred.

No, Tiger Brokers do not allow buying of fractional shares like eToro does. If you want to buy fractional shares, need to use eToro but some counters are not available in eToro, not sure why as I do not use that.
The one advantage of buying US shares is that the minimum quantity you can buy is 1 share, so that makes it a lot more easier even if the share price is like Tesla. Still can buy 1 share and the cost also won't be that high.

Tiger Brokers may actually dethrone IBKR, TD Ameritrade etc to be the easiest brokerage for Malaysians to open account and trade US stocks with next to nothing in commission fees.

Key benefits:-
1. They support mykad KYC out of the box and even approved my account over the weekend, crazy. 
2. If you have SG bank acc, it's brain dead easy to get started
3. If you don't have SG bank, read No Money Lah's guide as mentioned below.
4. It's regulated by Monetary Authority of Singapore, and use DBS as custodian.

Links:
- Tiger Brokers Homepage
- Fees table

Mentioned by Malaysia bloggers:
- No Money Lah - good guide for Malaysians to get started
- moneyblog.my

Confirm the ease of opening for tiger brokers. Manage to get some cash back using the referral code too.

Best part is both party receive cash back.

I used a referral link given by my friend, got some trade fee waivers, but I only used 1x so far.

U can refer to the tnc here https://www.tigerbrokers.com.sg/activity/fo...11®ion=SGP#/

A lot of people missed out as they do a trial deposit of small amount . After that only deposit bigger amount .

The usd is your total asset figure . Your sgd remain intact .

You have to convert your usd to sgd only u can buy USA stocks .

Thier statement also difficult to read 

I only use the app solely for order. Watch list I use yahoo finance .

Each broker has their own system. Just have to get used to it . Tiger is good for reading info in HK stocks provided you can read in mandarin . Of course they can auto translate but I find it more difficult to read .

Should rephrase prc stocks listed on hkex . Those old economy hk stocks no longer doing well especially hsbc . So many hk people got burn when they cancel their dividend after ex .

Try using your 4G  see whether you are able to solve the problem .

Ya the trade rebate is $0.99 . Didn't bother to ask why it's not $1.99.

I mean instead of connecting your phone to wifi u disconnect the wifi and use telco data mode.

Anyone aware of Tiger Brokers listed under the Investor's Alert List?



And they are blocked in Malaysia. Damn SC.

Is that the reason why unifi dns cant work?

I am no tech expert, but I can suspect so. VPN usage is likely the only means to access it. Try using Opera with VPN on to check.

They already blocked TD Ameritrade US website.

I am increasingly worried that they will move ahead with banning IBKR and TD Ameritrade SG. Last in their list would likely be FSM SG.

Too bad we poor Malaysians.

For website & deposit fund page: Digi block, Celcom ok.