transfer from CIMB Sg account into Moomoo (DBS POSB) via FAST, does it actually incur any charges? I just put in 10SGD to test water 5 mins ago.....

I withdrew the bulk of my sgd cash. From moomoo to cimb sg, took no more than 4 working hours.

I just print screen the cimb webpage that states my name and account number in a single page.

No hiccup. Very fast.

I can say I successfully received the Singaporean moo moo aapl share a few years ago. Imagine I am a Malaysian, there must have been thousands based in Singapore itself.

Mine suppose to end 30 March but as of today still nothing and cannot unfreeze 🤨

My “team mate” and I both click today and just says we have to maintain the balance for 30 days.

the true test of any investment or deposit taker is a smooth and trouble free, quick full withdrawal !

Yesterday (1/4/2024) i complained by email in the morning. At 17:45 I complained via Whatsapp, and at 18:00 they change my free share to arriving. I guess its working.

I have a slow poke referral friend, he deposited 8k mid of last month and didn't even claim the reward. Yesterday he complained and they re-enabled the reward in his account and now he has to wait till 1/5/24...lol at least they don't do the hanky panky.

I too intend to sell my free share...because I have enough of it elsewhere.

Free things are never ever guaranteed. So I shouldn't have used the term hanky panky but more dilly dally lol. I used MooMoo when it was registered under singapore PLC and it was a smooth experience.

I'm just far too spoiled by IB and Etrade having near zero fees and fractional holdings to be sucked in to using Moomoo on a long term basis. It is a pretty useful platform tbh and if I need to buy Malaysian stocks I will use it for sure.

I only own less than RM6000 worth of Malaysian stocks directly.

anyone knows whats the benchmark speed to withdraw to maybank?

wait...so your monday withdrawal was fast, and your yesterday not so fast?

How fast was it on Monday?
I just literally clicked the withdraw button 30 mins ago so I can't really any issues yet.

I remember the Singapore one was done in under 2 hours business hours.

I withdrew my principal + RM50 cash voucher...It was done within D+1 as said by others here. Arrived at 5pm on d+1.

a few posts back - The answer is yes. But, why not add a RM100 or more just to be safe?