Accounts & headline costs
Sections ↑Scotia iTRADE offers self-directed Canadian and US securities investing through Scotia Capital Inc. The main decisions are account ownership and tax wrapper, cash versus approved margin, and the service or pricing benefits for which the client qualifies. iClub membership, a banking-package allowance and a Trade Pro subscription are separate arrangements. Public terms were checked on 11 October 2026.[4][3][10][8][14]
Account comparison01
Principal account models
| Attribute | Non-registered cash | Registered account | Margin / short margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Taxable self-selected investments | TFSA, FHSA, RRSP, RRIF, RESP and locked-in variants | Taxable investing with approved borrowing/short permissionsSource 4Source 3Source 24 |
| Funding | Full settlement funding; first buy funded before order | Cash and qualified investments subject to wrapper rules | Collateral and credit approval; borrowing not a universal account featureSource 4Source 27 |
| Currency | CAD and USD | CAD/USD sides, except CAD-only RESP | CAD/USD debit balances and currency prime ratesSource 4Source 6Source 1 |
| Products | Shares, ETFs, funds, fixed income; options require approval | Permitted securities and approved options | Securities, approved short selling and additional option strategiesSource 4Source 17 |
| Main extra cost | Low-activity charge unless waived | Some retirement/RESP administration and withdrawal fees | Daily borrowing cost plus applicable transaction chargesSource 2Source 1 |
Pricing & charges02
Headline online commissions
| Transaction | Standard | Qualifying 150+ paid trades/quarter |
|---|---|---|
| Canadian/US listed equity or ordinary ETF | $9.99 | $4.99 |
| Options | $9.99 + $1.25/contract | $4.99 + $1.25/contract |
| Eligible selected ETF | $0 subject to waiver rules | $0 subject to waiver rules |
The facts03
Other essentials
| Measure | Value | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Interfaces | Scotia online and mobile app; free Trading Desk; premium Trade Pro with separate data qualifications. | Source 13Source 15Source 14 |
| Protection | Scotia Capital Inc. is independently listed by CIRO and CIPF. Coverage concerns eligible missing property after dealer insolvency, not market losses. | Source 37Source 38Source 39 |
| Support | Client Services: +1 888 872 3388, Monday–Friday 8am–8pm Eastern Time. | Source 35 |
Account comparison04
Registered and non-personal choices
| Account family | Established offering | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| TFSA / FHSA | Both offered | Contribution eligibility and qualified withdrawals are wrapper-specificSource 3 |
| RRSP / RRIF / locked-in plans | Retirement saving, income and pension-linked routes including LIRA/LIF | Pension restrictions and withdrawal schedules still applySource 3Source 24 |
| RESP | Individual and family education plans | Canadian-dollar account; separate optional U.S.-Friendly conversion serviceSource 7Source 6 |
| Sole proprietor / corporation / partnership | Business-purpose brokerage | Additional legal-entity documents and approvalsSource 5 |
| Trust / estate / charity / foundation | Non-personal structures | Trust/estate documents can limit permitted securitiesSource 5 |
Products & platforms
Sections ↑Reference table05
Investment access
| Product | Available service | Important condition |
|---|---|---|
| Canadian and US shares/ETFs | Listed securities, with a selected commission-free ETF catalogue | Eligibility is security-specific; ETF expenses continueSource 4Source 22 |
| Bonds and Treasury bills | Canadian/US government, provincial, corporate, municipal, strip and money-market inventory | Live price and available quantity govern executionSource 18 |
| GICs | Scotiabank and third-party issuers; cashable and non-cashable terms | Issuer, minimum, maturity and redemption terms varySource 19 |
| Mutual funds | Buy, sell and switch eligible funds; fund research and screening | Fund-company costs and short-term redemption terms additionalSource 20Source 2 |
| Exchange-traded options | Canadian/US chains, analytics and approved strategies | Financial knowledge, account approval and collateral requiredSource 16Source 17 |
| International exchange orders | Tariff provides a separate foreign-exchange dealing category | Minimum $250 commission plus applicable market duties/FX; confirm market and channelSource 2 |
Reference table06
Fixed-income purchase mechanics
| Item | Published rule |
|---|---|
| Ordinary bond order | At least $5,000 face value; $1,000 incrementsSource 18 |
| Canadian government Treasury bill | Minimum $10,000 face valueSource 18 |
| Strip bond | Minimum and increment depend on issueSource 18 |
| Bond Centre order | Market-priced buy/sell; cannot change or cancel after submissionSource 18 |
| Accrued interest | Buyer can owe coupon accrual in addition to quoted clean priceSource 18 |
| Scotiabank GIC minimum | C$1,000; other issuers set their own minimumSource 19 |
| GIC early access | Cashable products have initial restrictions; non-cashable secondary sale is not guaranteed and can lose principalSource 19 |
Reference table07
Options permissions
| Activity | Documented approval route |
|---|---|
| Covered writing | Select applicable category on the Options Upgrade Application |
| Purchased calls and puts | Available within the selected approval group; account restrictions remain |
| Spreads | Explicitly marked as margin-account-only on the application |
| Naked put writing | Explicitly marked as margin-account-only; approval and collateral required |
| Application evidence | Financial assets, employment, options experience, knowledge and account-holder signatures |
Platforms & products08
Interfaces and useful differences
| Platform | Documented purpose | Practical distinction |
|---|---|---|
| Scotia online | Banking-linked account administration, investing and research | Some specialist workflows still use classic viewSource 13Source 23 |
| Scotia iTRADE app | Mobile portfolio monitoring and trading | Product and account permissions remain unchangedSource 13 |
| Trading Desk | Single-screen stock/option entry and holdings/order history | Free, automatic; up to 100 stock and 100 option prepared orders; autosave/templatesSource 15 |
| Trade Pro | Browser workspace, streaming Canadian/US data, option chains and technical charts | Premium data package; dual monitors, alerts, screens and CSV positions exportSource 14 |
Fees & holding costs
Sections ↑Scotia’s ordinary discount pricing depends on commission-generating activity. The current tariff counts paid equities, options, mutual funds and fixed-income trades; free ETF and GIC transactions do not count. Qualification starts on the business day the requirement is met and continues through the next quarter. The older options-page wording about the next quarter is not used for this calculation.[2][1]
Pricing & charges09
Transaction costs beyond the headline
| Item | Published charge or treatment |
|---|---|
| Representative-assisted order | Additional $65 on top of applicable dealing commissionSource 2 |
| Option assignment or exercise | Ordinary online equity commission plus $65Source 1 |
| Separate orders / partial fills | Separate commission per order; a fill on another business day can incur another full commissionSource 2 |
| Spread / combination options | Full commission on each side of the strategySource 2 |
| US extended-hours instruction | US$0.005/share ECN charge, even if it executes during regular hoursSource 2 |
| Secondary fixed income / exchange-traded debenture | Online $1 per $1,000 face; minimum $24.99, maximum $250; phone surcharge additionalSource 18Source 1 |
| Mutual fund buy/sell/switch | $9.99; money-market/HISA funds $0; minimums and fund expenses remainSource 1 |
| GIC buy and hold | No broker purchase or holding chargeSource 19 |
| IPO / new issue | Purchase $0; sale uses normal commissionSource 21 |
Pricing & charges10
Recurring account charges — Canadian dollars
| Account / service | Fee | Main waiver |
|---|---|---|
| RSP/RIF/LIRA/LIF | C$100/year/account | C$25,000 aggregate assets or 12 paid trades/year; other status/age waivers |
| TFSA / FHSA | C$0 annual administration | No balance test for this annual fee |
| RESP | C$25/year/account | C$15,000 aggregate assets; applicable other waivers |
| Non-registered low activity | C$25/quarter/account | More than C$10,000 total equity or paid-trade/new-client/age exemptions |
| U.S.-Friendly RESP | C$30/quarter/account plus tax | Separate service charge; enrollment during previous quarter triggers billing |
Pricing & charges11
Administration and transfer charges — Canadian dollars
| Action | Published charge |
|---|---|
| Account transfer in / close | C$0 / C$0 |
| Full or partial transfer out | C$150 per transfer |
| Full / partial plan deregistration | C$125 / C$50 |
| Incoming wire / domestic outgoing wire | C$0 / C$25; sender/intermediary fees possible |
| Foreign outgoing wire, including US | C$25 plus clearing fee |
| Returned cheque or deposit | C$25 |
| Paper statement / paper confirmation | C$3 / C$2; electronic versions free |
| Certificate/DRS deposit or ordinary withdrawal | C$100; external depository charges may be additional |
Margin interest and cash yield
Pricing & charges12
Annual debit spread above the currency prime rate
| Debit balance in relevant currency | Standard | iClub Gold | iClub Platinum |
|---|---|---|---|
| Below 25,000 | +1.65 percentage points | +1.50 percentage points | +1.25 percentage points |
| 25,000–99,999.99 | +1.60 | +1.45 | +1.25 |
| 100,000 or more | +1.55 | +1.25 | +1.20 |
The facts13
Other interest rules
| Measure | Value | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Registered debit | Currency prime +5 percentage points. | A debit penalty is not authorization to borrow in a registered plan. |
| Non-registered cash debit | Same debit schedule as margin accounts. | |
| Ordinary credit cash | 0% interest; legacy Cash Optimizer pays 0.25% CAD/USD but is closed to new accounts. | |
| Calculation | Daily average closing balance, credited/debited monthly. |
USD operation and conversion
Reference table14
Currency arrangements
| Choice | Economic effect |
|---|---|
| USD side in eligible registered account | Retain USD security proceeds and distributions; CAD→USD cash conversion is still separately pricedSource 6 |
| Fees and tax reporting | Registered administration fees/taxes use CAD side; contributions and reporting measured in CADSource 6 |
| Ordinary FX | Dealer-set quote can include a spread/markup and vary with size, currency and market; request actual rateSource 2 |
| U.S.-Friendly RESP | CAD account remains CAD; eligible US-security trades use SCI end-of-day benchmark mid-market rate without retail markupSource 6 |
| Other RESP conversions | Preferential trading rate does not apply automatically to all contributions, withdrawals or non-trade flowsSource 6 |
Execution & trading rules
Sections ↑Scotia iTRADE provides order execution without investment recommendations. Its disclosure describes proprietary and third-party smart routing across eligible marketplaces, considering price, execution cost, speed, certainty, liquidity and settlement risk. It may receive venue rebates or routing compensation. These are published arrangements, not independent measurements of fill speed or slippage.[27]
Trading & service hours15
Trading windows — Eastern Time
| Session / product | Published time | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Regular listed market | 9:30am–4pm on business trading days | Security/exchange holidays and exceptional closes applySource 27 |
| US pre-market | 8am–9:30am | Select eligible extended-hours instruction; also available through a representativeSource 32 |
| US after-hours | 4pm–5:30pm | Does not establish overnight access for every productSource 32 |
| Mutual-fund same-day order cutoff | 3:30pm | Fund-specific processing remains relevantSource 23 |
Reference table16
Order and settlement controls
| Instruction / condition | Operational effect |
|---|---|
| Order menu | Market, limit, stop, trailing stop, day, all-or-none and market-if-touched appear in the FAQ; instrument/channel rules applySource 23 |
| Open equity/option order | Can be viewed, modified or cancelled online; an executed portion remains filledSource 23 |
| Cash-account buying power | Can reflect cash and securities; full payment remains due at settlementSource 4Source 23 |
| Listed equities and published bond categories | Ordinary settlement is T+1, one business day after tradeSource 18 |
| GIC purchase | Settles the next business daySource 19 |
| Option exercise / assignment | Can create an underlying share purchase/delivery obligation and separate chargesSource 16Source 1 |
Reference table17
Margin and short-selling controls
| Issue | Published consequence |
|---|---|
| Credit discretion | Broker can reduce/cancel the facility or require more collateral without prior noticeSource 27 |
| Debt shortfall | Client remains liable; broker can liquidate to reduce indebtednessSource 27 |
| Collateral while indebted | Agreement permits combining, pledging and lending collateral under its termsSource 27 |
| Short-sale approval | Requires margin and short-margin permission; unavailable in registered accountsSource 23 |
| Security threshold | Marginable shares at least $2 on stated TSX/NYSE/AMEX/Nasdaq markets; broker can impose stricter limitsSource 26 |
Deposits, withdrawals & transfers
Sections ↑Reference table18
Funding routes
| Route | Published process |
|---|---|
| Scotiabank cash | Move Money in Scotia online or the app; match CAD/USD investment sideSource 28 |
| Other Canadian bank EFT | Easy Transfer enrollment; signed authorization plus personalized void cheque or stamped bank letterSource 24 |
| Other cash methods | Bill payment, cheque or wire from the supported bank relationshipSource 24 |
| Another Scotia iTRADE account | Funds can be used for trading immediately regardless of amountSource 30 |
| Investment assets | Electronic Transfer Authorization Request in classic Scotia online; review institution/account/asset instructionsSource 28 |
Reference table19
Deposits: trading availability versus exit hold
| Deposit | Trading availability | Withdrawal / transfer-out hold |
|---|---|---|
| Cheque/draft/EFT up to C$5,000 | Published as available immediately | External Canadian-bank deposits: 10 business days |
| External amount above C$5,000 | Excess must be covered by equity in receiving account; uncovered excess normally 5 business days | Separate 10-business-day external hold still applies |
| USD cheque clearing through US | Confirm initial availability for exact cheque | Published extended hold: 21 days |
| Internal Scotia iTRADE funds | Immediate trading availability | Withdrawal immediately reduces displayed buying power |
Reference table20
Withdrawals and portfolio transfers
| Action | Practical treatment |
|---|---|
| Non-registered cash | Linked-bank transfer, cheque or wire; wire has separate feeSource 23Source 2 |
| TFSA / RRSP withdrawal | Online cash withdrawal; RRSP currently uses classic view; in-kind/specialist requests by phone or formSource 23 |
| RESP educational withdrawal | Published route is cheque or Scotiabank deposit, not direct payment to another institution’s bank accountSource 7 |
| Scotiabank branch investment transfer | FAQ estimate 15–30 business days with complete documents; not a universal external-transfer guaranteeSource 23 |
| External bank arrival | Receiving institution controls availability; broker help gives no universal arrival timeSource 31 |
Protection & regulation
Sections ↑The independently verified regulated firm is Scotia Capital Inc.: CIRO lists it as an Investment Dealer and approved Participant, and CIPF lists it as a current member. Scotia iTRADE is that firm’s order-execution-only division. The OSC register provides the historical NRD 3460 identifier; current membership was checked separately on 11 October 2026.[37][38][40][17]
Protections & eligibility21
Protection and product boundaries
| Arrangement | Relevant scope |
|---|---|
| CIPF trigger | Eligible property missing because the member dealer becomes insolventSource 39 |
| General-account category | Normally C$1m combined; cash, margin, TFSA and FHSA aggregate within this categorySource 39 |
| Retirement and education | Normally C$1m combined retirement category and C$1m combined subscriber RESP categorySource 39 |
| Market loss | Not covered by CIPF; membership does not guarantee an investment’s price or returnSource 39 |
| GIC issuer protection | Eligible deposits may qualify for issuer-level CDIC coverage, subject to its policy and limitsSource 19 |
| Margin debt | Borrowed sums remain payable even if collateral fallsSource 27 |
Reference table22
Complaint process
| Stage | Published route / timing |
|---|---|
| Service concern | Client Services; unresolved matter can go to Trading & Client Service at [email protected] |
| Securities misconduct concern | Designated Complaints Officer at [email protected] |
| Acknowledgement | Within five business days, with reviewer contact details |
| Substantive response | Normally 90 calendar days; 60 for Québec residents; delay correspondence if more time is required |
| Further review | Response identifies Scotiabank appeal office, OBSI and CIRO; Québec clients can request AMF transfer under applicable procedure |
Opening an account & support
Sections ↑Reference table23
Opening and verification
| Requirement | Published detail |
|---|---|
| Residence / age | Canadian resident at provincial age of majority or olderSource 9 |
| Identity | SIN and valid Canadian government photo ID; name/address match applicationSource 9 |
| Application channels | Online, paper application or Scotiabank branchSource 24 |
| Temporary approval | Cash/RSP can receive provisional access; original documentation still neededSource 25 |
| Margin / corporate | Completed documents must be received and reviewed firstSource 25 |
| RESP / other non-personal | Paper documentation can extend processing; tax wrapper and legal ownership determine formsSource 24 |
Published customer contact channels
Client ServicesTelephone
International Client ServicesTelephone
Onboarding and new accountsTelephone
Client Service emailEmail
Account-opening emailEmail
Fraud SupportTelephone
Automated Teletrader is published as 24/7; that is different from staffed support. Toronto’s Investor Information Centre, 44 King Street West lower concourse, opens weekdays 9am–4:30pm ET except TSX holidays. No response-time test was performed.
Additional services
Sections ↑Banking packages and commission allowances
Reference table24
Current bank-linked benefits
| Banking relationship | Brokerage allowance | Condition that matters |
|---|---|---|
| Ultimate Package | 100 eligible commission waivers/credits per calendar year | Per client across eligible personal accounts; effective September 1, 2026 |
| Preferred Package | 50 eligible waivers/credits per calendar year | Same personal-account and annual-expiry principles |
| Preferred for Students & Youth | All eligible base commissions waived, up to $9.99 per transaction | Primary account holder only; options contract charge remains |
| Student/Youth qualification | Under 25 or qualifying full-time post-secondary enrollment | Brokerage still requires age of majority; activation can take ten business days |
These benefits cover eligible stocks, ETFs and the options base commission. Both accounts must remain open and in good standing, without disallowed debits or overdue margin calls. Student/Youth participants cannot earn iClub solely through trading activity. The separate Young Investor administration waiver lasts through the year the client turns 26; it is not the same eligibility test.[8][9]
Reference table25
Other waivers and relationship programs
| Program | Useful benefit | Relevant limit |
|---|---|---|
| Low-activity exemption | First six months for new clients, a paid trade in preceding three months, sufficient equity or eligible age | Accounts must be active with a valid address; registered accounts have their own fee scheduleSource 2 |
| Young Investor | Specified low-activity and retirement administration waived through year turning 26 | Standard trade commissions remain unless another program appliesSource 9 |
| Scotia Wealth Bundle | 100 annual eligible trade rebates plus iClub Platinum | Separate qualifying Wealth relationship; not an extra Ultimate allowance; personal and specified non-personal accounts eligibleSource 9 |
| iClub Gold and above | Registered annual administration waiver | Does not waive every deregistration, FX or third-party chargeSource 11 |
Reference table26
iClub thresholds and pricing distinctions
| Membership | Qualification | Main relevance |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 30+ paid trades/quarter or C$250,000 assets | Dedicated service, registered administration waiver and Trade ProSource 10Source 11 |
| Platinum | 150+ paid trades/quarter or C$1m assets | Higher service tier; an assets-only member does not automatically satisfy the ordinary 150-trade commission testSource 10Source 1 |
| Platinum+ | C$5m combined iTRADE assets | C$4.99/US$4.99 stock commission and option base irrespective of trade count; $65 service surcharge waivedSource 12 |
| Platinum+ timing / transfers | Status starts tenth business day after qualifying quarter | Other Canadian-broker transfer fees reimbursed against documentary evidence under program termsSource 12 |
Reinvestment and planned contributions
Reference table27
Automated activity
| Facility | Current capability | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Regular account contributions | Pre-authorized bank funding via Easy Transfer | Funding instruction alone is not a security purchaseSource 24 |
| Mutual-fund systematic investing | Systematic Investment Authorization for eligible funds | This facility does not support automatic ETF or GIC purchasesSource 20 |
| DRIP / DPP | Enroll eligible security; dividends buy additional whole shares | Dividend must fund at least one share; residual stays cashSource 33Source 34 |
| DPP versus issuer DRIP | DPP buys in market free of charge; issuer DRIP can use issuer-specific pricing | Scotia generally uses DPP unless an issuer DRIP discount is availableSource 27 |
Reference table28
IPO and new-issue participation
| Step | Published treatment |
|---|---|
| Available deals | Canadian offerings; shares, trust/partnership units and convertible debentures; ordinary US IPOs not offered |
| Indication of interest | Firm purchase instruction subject to regulations; sufficient buying power required |
| Allocation | May be full, partial or absent; receipt of an IOI is not a guaranteed allocation |
| Modification | Published reduction/cancellation process up to two business days after IOI, subject to securities rules |
| Instructions | Call +1 888 872 3388, option 4, weekdays 8am–4pm; email changes not accepted |
Company background & evidence
Sections ↑Scotia Capital Inc. is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Bank of Nova Scotia. Scotia iTRADE’s account contract defines an execution-only relationship; access to Scotiabank offices, research or a higher service tier does not itself create a discretionary portfolio-management mandate. The regulated legal entity, account agreement and product terms determine the service being provided.[27][17]
The facts29
Reporting and research basis
| Measure | Value | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Records | Electronic account statements, confirmations, fund prospectuses and annual trading summaries are available through document preferences. | Source 23 |
| Evidence reviewed | Current public pricing, linked tariff, account agreements, product/help pages and named CIRO/CIPF records; checked 11 October 2026. | Source 1Source 2Source 27Source 37Source 38 |
- Headquarters
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Scotia Capital Inc.)
Legal entities & licences
These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.
Scotia Capital Inc.
| Issuer & identifier | Recorded status | Date & scope |
|---|---|---|
| Canadian Investment Regulatory OrganizationNRD 3460 | Registered | Checked 11 Oct 2026Investment Dealer and approved CIRO Participant. NRD 3460 identifies Scotia Capital Inc. in the OSC September 16, 2025 register; current CIRO membership is confirmed independently. NRD is not a separate CIRO licence number.Source 37Source 40 |
Additional Information
Sections ↑Trade Pro subscription details
Pricing & charges30
Published monthly platform dollar prices
| Bundle | 0–8 trades/quarter | 9–29 trades/quarter | 30+ trades or qualifying Gold/Platinum assets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level I bundle | $29.95 | $0 | $0 |
| Premium depth bundle | $54.95 | $24.95 | $0 |
Pricing & charges31
Additional exchange-data subscriptions
| Data | Published monthly price / condition |
|---|---|
| TSX Market by Order | $30; active Premium Trade Pro subscription required |
| TSX Venture Level I | $6 |
| TSXV Market by Price | $18, includes TSXV Level I; Premium subscription required |
| TSXV Market by Order | $30; Premium subscription required |
Special situations and account upkeep
Pricing & charges32
Selected exceptional costs
| Service | Published charge |
|---|---|
| Undistributed mutual fund holding | $50 per fund, per quarter, per account |
| Certificate safekeeping | $50/month/certificate |
| Estate processing | $200 plus $100 per certificate handled |
| Unclaimed/incomplete-address account | $60/quarter/account under schedule definition |
| Late tender/reorganization instruction | $125 |
| Research request / duplicate record | $50/hour / $5 per item |
Sources & further reading
- Current pricing and debit interest Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Commission / Fee Schedule — effective June 3, 2022; currently linked Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Registered account range Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Cash and margin accounts Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Non-personal account structures Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- US dollar registered accounts Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- RESP structures and operations Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Banking-package brokerage benefits Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Special offers, eligibility and Wealth Bundle Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- iClub membership thresholds Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- iClub Gold benefits Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- iClub Platinum+ terms Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Available trading platforms Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Trade Pro features and subscriptions Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Trading Desk workspace Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Options trading and account upgrade Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Options Upgrade Application — July 2024 Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Bond inventory, order minimums and settlement Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- GIC products and dealing rules Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Mutual funds and systematic investing Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- New issues and IPO instructions Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Commission-free ETFs and current eligibility Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Trading, funding and withdrawal FAQ Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- New client opening process Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Account approval timing Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Short-sale security eligibility Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Relationship disclosure and customer agreements Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Deposit and electronic asset-transfer process Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Cheque and EFT availability/holds Scotiabank · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Transfers drawn from Scotia iTRADE Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Receiving bank timing Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- US pre-market and after-hours trading Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Why a dividend may not reinvest Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Dividends and reinvestment plans Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Official contact channels Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Complaint handling procedure Scotia iTRADE · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Scotia Capital Inc. dealer record Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Current CIPF Investment Dealer Member Firms Canadian Investor Protection Fund · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- CIPF coverage Canadian Investor Protection Fund · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
- Ontario registrants as of September 16, 2025 — Scotia Capital Inc. NRD 3460 Ontario Securities Commission · Accessed 11 Oct 2026
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