Tiger’s Singapore offer spans securities, derivatives and funds. Prime Cash, Prime Margin and Cash Boost differ in borrowing, dealing charges and settlement obligations.[4][5]
Account comparison01
Account and service routes at a glance
| Account / service | Contract and customer scope | Platform and principal condition |
|---|---|---|
| Prime Cash | Tiger Brokers (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. — Singapore offer; eligible applicants; retail clients | Tiger Trade. Cash account; product permissions and eligibility apply.Source 4Source 1 |
| Prime Margin | Tiger Brokers (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. — Singapore offer; approved applicants; retail clients | Tiger Trade. Borrowing may arise from a foreign-currency debit.Source 23Source 1 |
| Cash Boost | Tiger Brokers (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. — Singapore offer; eligible applicants; retail clients | Tiger Trade. Separate credit-account tariff; settlement deadlines apply.Source 11Source 1 |
Legal entity, permissions and custody
Sections ↑At a glance02
Singapore authorisation and the scope of this profile
| Point | Verified position | Practical consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Contracting entity | Tiger Brokers (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. appears in MAS’s current Financial Institutions Directory. | This profile applies to the Singapore offer.Source 1 |
| MAS permissions | Capital Markets Services licensee: securities, collective investment schemes, exchange-traded derivatives, product financing and custodial services. | The directory also lists exempt financial-adviser activities; permissions are entity-specific.Source 1 |
| Identifier discipline | The authority record confirms the named firm; no actual CMS licence number was established from that record. | The company UEN and directory URL identifier are not presented as trading-licence numbers.Source 1 |
| Regional boundary | The Singapore site states that this entity is authorised to operate in Singapore and does not solicit investors in China, Malaysia or Vietnam. | Hong Kong, Australian, US and New Zealand group-company terms require their own review.Source 2 |
At a glance03
Where assets are held
| Asset | Published custody arrangement | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Client cash | Segregated trust accounts under Singapore client-money rules. | Segregation is an asset-handling arrangement, not protection against investment losses.Source 3 |
| US securities | TradeUP Securities handles clearing; securities are held through the US depository system. | A US clearing affiliate does not, by itself, establish an individual Singapore customer’s SIPC entitlement.Source 3 |
| Hong Kong securities | Tiger Brokers (HK) Global clears; custody through CCASS. | An intermediary custody chain applies.Source 3 |
| Singapore securities | TBSPL clears; holdings sit under its nominee account with CDP. | Ordinary purchases are not credited to a personal CDP account.Source 3 |
| Unit trusts | Allfunds, Singapore Branch is identified as custodian. | Fund documents separately determine redemption and investment risks.Source 3 |
Choose the account before comparing prices
Sections ↑At a glance04
Account architecture
| Account | Buying and financing | Material restriction |
|---|---|---|
| Prime Cash | Funded trading without stock financing or short selling. | Options and futures requiring financing are unavailable; a cash deficit can still incur interest.Source 4 |
| Prime Margin | Stock-dependent financing and short selling; advertised stock leverage up to 4×. | Leverage is conditional, and maintenance requirements can force sales.Source 4 |
| Cash Boost | Approved credit-based trading in US, Singapore, Hong Kong and northbound China securities. | Separate, higher dealing schedule; settlement and contra-loss deadlines apply.Source 11 |
| Cash-to-margin upgrade | Published eligibility requires being above 21 and employed, self-employed or retired. | The wording does not clearly resolve exactly age 21; confirm eligibility during application.Source 4 |
At a glance05
Opening, funding threshold and account lifecycle
| Item | Published process | Decision point |
|---|---|---|
| Application | Identity, address, tax residence/TIN, employment, objectives and experience are requested. | MyInfo with NRIC can replace ID/address uploads; work-pass applicants still need address evidence.Source 6 |
| Manual documents | Government identification and recent qualifying address evidence, generally within six months. | Names and the application details must agree.Source 6 |
| Minimum deposit | Tiger states no broker-imposed minimum or maximum deposit. | Bank transfer limits, product minimums and credit approval are separate constraints.Source 7 |
| Dormancy | After 36 months without funding, withdrawal or trading, services can be suspended. | Reactivation follows website/email instructions or support; this is an access restriction.Source 4 |
| Practice account | Selected simulated stock and option trading with USD 1 million virtual funds. | No live funding is needed; simulation is not evidence of live execution quality.Source 8 |
Prime securities: commission is only one component
Sections ↑At a glance06
Prime dealing charges per order
| Market | Commission | Platform charge |
|---|---|---|
| US stocks/ETFs | USD 0.005/share; minimum USD 0.99 | USD 0.005/share; minimum USD 1Source 9 |
| Hong Kong | 0.03%; minimum HKD 7 | 0.03%; minimum HKD 8Source 9 |
| Singapore stocks/ETFs/REITs | 0.03%; minimum SGD 0.99 | 0.03%; minimum SGD 1Source 9 |
| China A-shares | 0.03%; minimum CNH 7 | 0.03%; minimum CNH 8Source 9 |
| Australia | 0.03%; minimum AUD 2 | 0.07%; minimum AUD 6Source 9 |
At a glance07
Prime pass-through charges and holding costs
| Market | Additional cost | Important detail |
|---|---|---|
| US | Settlement USD 0.003/share, capped at 0.5% of value; SEC sell fee 0.0000206 × value, minimum USD 0.01. | CAT applies; FINRA trading-activity fee reduced to zero from 1 October 2026.Source 9 |
| Hong Kong | Trading 0.00565%; settlement 0.0042%; SFC 0.0027%; AFRC 0.00015%. | Stock stamp duty: 0.1%, rounded upward to whole HKD.Source 9 |
| Singapore | Trading 0.0075% plus clearing 0.0325%. | Different exchange rates apply to structured warrants/DLCs.Source 9 |
| SGX custody | Quarterly SGD 2 before GST is currently waived for all accounts, including Cash Boost. | Automatic waiver, irrespective of activity, until further notice.Source 10 |
Cash Boost pricing and the obligations behind its credit limit
Sections ↑At a glance08
Cash Boost dealing charges per order
| Market | Commission | Platform/processing charge |
|---|---|---|
| US stocks/ETFs | 0.10%; minimum USD 4.99 | 0.12%; minimum USD 5Source 11 |
| Hong Kong | 0.10%; minimum HKD 35 | 0.12%; minimum HKD 40Source 11 |
| Singapore, including eligible CPF/SRS trades | 0.10%; minimum SGD 4.99 | 0.12%; minimum SGD 5Source 11 |
| China A-shares | 0.10%; minimum CNH 35 | 0.12%; minimum CNH 40Source 11 |
| Northbound additional fees | Handling 0.00341%, management 0.002%, settlement 0.003%; sell stamp duty 0.05%. | Portfolio charge 0.008% annually, calculated daily and billed monthly in HKD; effective 1 June 2026.Source 11 |
At a glance09
Cash Boost credit and collateral
| Rule | Published condition | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Eligibility | Singapore citizens or users residing in Singapore, with a Prime account and approval. | A default SGD 20,000 credit limit is advertised, subject to approval.Source 5 |
| Product limits | No short selling, options, government bonds or funds in Cash Boost. | The account’s credit facility is for its eligible securities.Source 5 |
| CDP connection | Personal CDP linkage supports sales of existing CDP holdings. | Purchases remain in Tiger custody.Source 5 |
| Collateral lock | Prime cash used to support Cash Boost credit can be locked. | Releasing it may require a reduced credit limit and risk approval, affecting withdrawals.Source 5 |
| Debit interest | Published rate: 8.5% annually for SGD, USD, HKD and CNH obligations. | Interest treatment depends on whether the balance is a settled debit or overdue contra loss.Source 5 |
At a glance10
Cash Boost settlement and deadline risks
| Situation | Published treatment | Actionable limitation |
|---|---|---|
| Paying for a purchase | Pick-up deadline D+1: normally T+3 for Singapore/Hong Kong and T+2 for US/China. | D denotes settlement date; account notices and exchange holidays affect dates.Source 12 |
| Unpaid purchase | Tiger describes forced selling on or before D+2. | Do not plan to use forced liquidation as a cost-free exit.Source 12 |
| Matching and payment | Contra matching is FIFO; outstanding buy contracts must be paid in full, with older contracts first. | A partial cash payment does not necessarily settle a selected purchase.Source 12 |
| Loss deadline discrepancy | One guide specifies four trading days; the FAQ says four weekdays including public holidays. | Get the account-specific deadline before relying on either calendar.Source 12Source 5 |
| Conversion | Automatic FX for settlement is best effort. | Maintain sufficient correct-currency funds; conversion is not a guaranteed rescue of an overdue obligation.Source 12 |
Options and listed futures
Sections ↑At a glance11
Options pricing and activation
| Product/plan | Broker charges | Additional conditions |
|---|---|---|
| US ultra-low plan | USD 0.35 commission + USD 0.30 platform per contract; no minimum. | Activate the coupon in Reward Center; otherwise regular charges apply.Source 13 |
| US regular/tiered | Tiered commission USD 0.80–0.35/contract through 100,000 monthly contracts; minimum USD 1.99/order. | Platform USD 0.30/contract, minimum USD 1/order. Fixed and tiered choices exist.Source 13 |
| US pass-throughs | ORF USD 0.012, OCC USD 0.025 and CAT USD 0.0003 per contract; exchange charges vary. | SEC applies to sells; FINRA activity fee became zero on 1 October 2026.Source 13 |
| Hong Kong options | 0.2% of premium value, minimum HKD 3, plus HKD 15/order. | HKEX contract tiers apply; exercise brings separate broker, exchange and stock-related charges.Source 13 |
| HK exercise | Commission/platform each 0.03% of exercise value, minima HKD 7/HKD 8. | HKEX HKD 2/contract exercise fee, waived on assignment; stock levies also apply.Source 13 |
| HK warrants/CBBCs | Promotional commission 0.03%, minimum HKD 45/order; standard 0.08%. | Exchange levies and taxes can remain.Source 13 |
At a glance12
Illustrative futures tariffs per contract, per side
| Contract | Commission + platform | Exchange + regulatory |
|---|---|---|
| CME E-mini S&P 500 (ES) | USD 1.99 + USD 1 | USD 1.38 + USD 0.01Source 14 |
| CME Micro E-mini S&P 500 (MES) | USD 0 + USD 1 | USD 0.35 + USD 0.01Source 14 |
| CME Euro FX (Tiger code EUR) | USD 1.99 + USD 1 | USD 1.60 + USD 0.01Source 14 |
| CME Micro EUR/USD (MEUR) | USD 0 + USD 1 | USD 0.24 + USD 0.01Source 14 |
| SGX China A50 (CN) | USD 0.99 + USD 1 | USD 1.10 + USD 0Source 14 |
| HKEX Hang Seng (HSI) | HKD 8 + HKD 7 | HKD 10 + HKD 0.54Source 14 |
| Micro WTI crude (MCL) | USD 0.99 + USD 1 | USD 0.60 + USD 0.01Source 14 |
Treasuries, funds, cash management and structured products
Sections ↑At a glance13
US Treasury access and charges
| Item | Published term | Consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum | USD 1,000 face value; ten USD 100 units. | Face value differs from the cash purchase price.Source 15 |
| Orders | Market/limit; DAY or GTC, with GTC up to 90 days. | Price and yield can change before execution.Source 15 |
| Trading fee | Commission 0.08% of face value; platform 0.04%, minimum USD 5 and maximum USD 15/order. | The platform minimum/cap is separate from commission.Source 16 |
| Custody | 0.08% annually on daily closing value, accrued daily and billed monthly. | Selling before maturity adds market-price risk to holding costs.Source 16 |
| Transfer | Inbound free; outbound the greater of USD 1,000 or 1% of holding value. | A costly exit route for small Treasury positions.Source 16 |
At a glance14
Fund Mall dealing mechanics
| Service | Operational term | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Fund account | Separate Fund Mall enrolment/subaccount. | Subscription cutoffs and settlement are specific to each fund.Source 17 |
| Cash collection | DDA is available for SGD-denominated subscriptions. | Do not assume the same bank-debit route for every fund currency.Source 17 |
| Redemption | Only completed subscriptions can be redeemed; minimum redemption and residual-holding rules may apply. | Past cutoff, cancellations are unavailable; gates or deferrals follow fund terms.Source 17 |
| Charges | Published subscription/redemption and platform charges for listed Fund Mall categories are zero. | Check each fund’s disclosed ongoing expenses.Source 18 |
At a glance15
Tiger Vault and fixed coupon notes
| Product | Published feature | Important limitation |
|---|---|---|
| Tiger Vault | Selected SGD/USD money-market funds; entry from SGD 1 or USD 1 and optional auto-sweep. | An investment in unit trusts, without principal or bank-deposit guarantees.Source 19 |
| Buying power | Up to 99% of eligible Vault value may support securities buying power. | A buffer and redemption cutoffs apply; settlement gaps can still create interest.Source 19 |
| Vault costs/yield | Tiger advertises no subscription or redemption fee. | Fund expenses remain; displayed annualised historical yields are not fixed interest rates.Source 19 |
| Fixed coupon notes | Equity-linked structured notes offered to accredited investors. | Issuer credit, principal-loss, liquidity and reinvestment risks require the individual term sheet.Source 20 |
Margin: rate, currency and liquidation are separate questions
Sections ↑At a glance16
Published financing schedule labelled 10 October 2026
| Borrowed currency | Annual rate / first balance band | Higher-balance schedule |
|---|---|---|
| USD | 6.500%; positive debit balances | Same published rate across listed bands.Source 21 |
| SGD | 2.800%; positive debit balances | Same published rate across listed bands.Source 21 |
| HKD | 6.800%; positive debit balances | Same published rate across listed bands.Source 21 |
| CNH | 6.456% up to 700,000 | 5.456% to 7m; 4.956% to 350m; 4.456% above.Source 21 |
| AUD | 8.574% up to 150,000 | 8.074% to 1.5m; 7.824% to 75m; 7.574% above.Source 21 |
| EUR | 6.479% up to 90,000 | 5.979% to 900,000; 5.729% to 44m; 5.479% above.Source 21 |
| GBP / JPY / NZD | 7.696% to GBP 80,000 / 5.064% to JPY 11m / 6.633% to NZD 150,000 | Additional balance bands apply; consult the full current schedule.Source 21 |
At a glance17
What creates a financing or forced-sale exposure
| Situation | Published rule | Practical consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong-currency cash | Holding SGD while buying USD securities can create a USD loan even without a larger overall investment position. | Convert or supply the dealing currency if borrowing is unintended.Source 23 |
| Stock leverage | Up to 4× for eligible stocks, subject to the particular security and account. | The maximum is not a promise for every instrument or holding period.Source 23 |
| Maintenance test | Excess liquidity is equity with loan value less maintenance margin; a negative value can trigger liquidation. | US option value is excluded from the stated equity-with-loan-value calculation.Source 23 |
| Short positions | Borrow availability and rates vary; charges run from settlement and are collected monthly. | A lender recall can force a buyback; charges may continue during a halt or delisting.Source 24 |
Cash conversion, automatic FX and settlement
Sections ↑At a glance18
Manual conversion and settlement selection
| Rule | Published term | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Conversion window | Generally 06:20–04:55 next day, Singapore time, including weekends. | Weekend settlement and dealing limits differ; the displayed quote can change before execution.Source 25 |
| Size limit | Maximum USD 1 million equivalent per conversion. | This is a conversion-order limit, separate from a bank-transfer limit.Source 25 |
| Settlement purpose | T+1 conversion for securities; T+0 for withdrawal, transfer or other stated purposes. | Choose the purpose that matches the intended use of the proceeds.Source 26 |
| US securities | The dedicated settlement update specifies T+1. | Older generic account guidance still says T+2; this profile uses the dedicated update.Source 26 |
| Cross-market proceeds | A Cash account selling a T+2 Hong Kong security cannot immediately use unsettled proceeds for a T+1 conversion. | Futures-account conversion and futures settlement use T+0 in the update.Source 26 |
At a glance19
Prime Cash automatic currency conversion
| Rule | Published behaviour | Risk or timing limit |
|---|---|---|
| Eligibility | Default feature for Prime Cash; existing users may need agreement acceptance. | Upgrading to Margin disables it.Source 27 |
| Resources | Eligible settled cash and Tiger Vault balances support cross-currency purchases. | Unsettled funds are excluded.Source 27 |
| End-of-day process | Same-currency Vault redemption first; then other cash or eligible Vault funds. | The largest available currency balance is prioritised; multiple balances may be used.Source 27 |
| SGT cutoffs | AUD 21:00; HKD 22:30; SGD 23:00; CNH 23:30; USD 08:00 next day. | Other currencies: 00:10; US standard-time after-hours purchases after 08:00 can miss that cycle.Source 27 |
| Residual debit | Holidays, fund-redemption delays or late trading can leave a shortfall. | Automatic conversion is not an interest-free guarantee; check the cash ledger.Source 27 |
CPF and SRS: the funding method changes the workflow
Sections ↑At a glance20
CPF/SRS eligibility and failed-settlement consequences
| Point | Published condition | Implication |
|---|---|---|
| Account/channel | Available through Cash Boost with DBS, OCBC or UOB agent-bank linkage. | Approved SGD-denominated SGX investments only.Source 28 |
| CPFIS-OA baseline | Citizens/PRs aged 18+, not bankrupt, with OA balance above SGD 20,000. | Product approval and the agent bank’s investment limits still govern each trade.Source 28 |
| Settlement | Fully funded purchases; no contra facility for CPF/SRS; normal T+2 settlement. | A defective link must be corrected within the stated operational deadline.Source 28 |
| Bank rejects a purchase | The transaction can become an unsettled cash purchase; pick up by D+1 or face forced sale by D+2. | An agent-bank rejection does not cancel the market obligation.Source 29 |
| Failed delivery | Tiger may try available holdings before SGX buying-in. | Published SGX penalty: greater of SGD 1,000 or 5%, plus processing/buy-in costs.Source 29 |
| Changing payment method | Trade-date amendment deadline 17:30, subject to approval. | Cash Boost credit is shared across contra, CPF/SRS and linked-CDP activity.Source 29 |
Funding, withdrawals and transferring investments
Sections ↑At a glance21
Deposit routes and cash-arrival expectations
| Route | Published time/currency | Key condition |
|---|---|---|
| DBS/POSB DDA | Approximately five minutes; no Tiger charge. | Bank linkage and approval required.Source 30 |
| SGD FAST | Approximately 15 minutes during weekday processing hours, 09:00–18:00. | Bank limits and receipt checks still apply.Source 30 |
| Other supported bank currencies | SGD, HKD, USD, EUR, AUD and CNH; typically 1–2 business days locally. | Overseas remittances commonly 1–3 business days.Source 30 |
| Wise Link | Link within Tiger; receipt in SGD or USD. | Provider fees and supported source currencies apply.Source 30 |
| Costs | Tiger/receiving DBS charges are stated as zero. | Remitting and intermediary banks can charge.Source 30 |
| Identification | Use the personalised receiving instructions from your account and submit required transfer proof/notification. | Third-party, joint-account, cash and cheque deposits are not normal accepted routes; approved Wise Link is a specific exception.Source 31 |
| Rejected deposits | Refunds may take weeks; Tiger quotes longer processing for third-party remittances. | Avoid informal payment apps and payment accounts that do not match the account holder.Source 7 |
At a glance22
Withdrawals: distinguish Tiger’s charge from bank costs
| Item | Published condition | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Receiving account | Own-name verified bank account; third-party/joint and mainland-China bank accounts are excluded. | New bank details require verification.Source 32 |
| Processing | Review usually 1–2 business days; bank processing commonly 1–3. | These are stages, not a guaranteed total delivery time.Source 32 |
| Tiger fee | Zero. | Bank and intermediary deductions can reduce receipt.Source 32 |
| Singapore SGD | DBS zero; non-DBS FAST up to SGD 200,000 zero; larger MEPS approximately SGD 5. | Published indicative bank charges.Source 32 |
| Other wires | Indicative USD 25, HKD 200, overseas SGD 35, AUD 40 or EUR 25. | Currency and destination determine the actual bank bill.Source 32 |
| Available cash | Settlement, margin and Cash Boost obligations can restrict withdrawable funds. | Withdrawing unsettled or borrowed funds can incur interest.Source 32 |
At a glance23
Transferring securities out
| Holding | Published charge per stock counter | Restriction |
|---|---|---|
| US | USD 150 | Fractional, OTC and PINK holdings are not transferable.Source 33 |
| Hong Kong / China | HKD 500 | Coordinate both Tiger and the receiving broker.Source 33 |
| Australia | AUD 50 | Receiving institution must accept the holding.Source 33 |
| Singapore to personal CDP | SGD 100 + SGD 10 | Applicable GST is additional.Source 33 |
| Singapore to another broker | SGD 100 + SGD 5 | Applicable GST is additional.Source 33 |
Order handling and session restrictions
Sections ↑At a glance24
Orders: what the instruction does and does not guarantee
| Order | Published behaviour | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Market | Seeks available prices during the applicable regular session. | Price is not guaranteed; upstream price controls can delay execution.Source 34 |
| Stop / stop-limit | A stop triggers a market order; a stop-limit triggers a limit order. | A stop can slip, while a limit can remain unfilled.Source 34 |
| GTC | Normally valid up to 90 calendar days. | Corporate actions can cancel stock orders; futures can terminate earlier around expiry/opening restrictions.Source 34 |
| Execution policy | Tiger considers price, costs, speed, likelihood, size and order characteristics. | Specific customer instructions can constrain the execution process.Source 35 |
| Routing disclosure | TBSPL states that it does not receive payment for order flow. | This describes its policy, not independently measured execution performance.Source 35 |
At a glance25
US overnight and 24-hour trading
| Feature | Published scope | Restriction |
|---|---|---|
| Eligible securities | Selected US shares/ETFs displaying the 24-hour eligibility marker. | Availability is symbol-specific.Source 36 |
| Overnight session | 20:00–04:00 US Eastern time, Sunday–Thursday. | Limit orders only; short sales unavailable.Source 36 |
| Order duration | Overnight: DAY, without attached orders; 24H: DAY/GTC/GTD. | GTC/GTD maximum 90 days.Source 36 |
| Attached protection | 24H take-profit may trigger/execute throughout; stop-limit triggers only in regular hours; stop-market is regular-hours only. | An overnight holding is not continuously protected by every stop instruction.Source 36 |
| Price controls | Overnight buy limits cannot exceed 120% and sell limits cannot fall below 80% of the reference price. | Session handovers can include brief trading interruptions.Source 36 |
Fractional investing, automation and share lending
Sections ↑At a glance26
Fractional shares and scheduled purchases
| Service | Entry/operation | Important restriction |
|---|---|---|
| US fractional shares | Selected US shares/ETFs from USD 1 and quantities down to 0.00001 share. | Availability and app-version requirements apply; cash dividends are proportional.Source 37 |
| Sub-one-share pricing | No commission; platform fee 1% of trade value, capped at USD 1; no pass-through fees. | Trades of at least one share use the standard account tariff.Source 11 |
| Auto-invest minimums | USD 2 for US, HKD 500 for Hong Kong, SGD 100 for Singapore. | US requires fractional permission; some SG purchases require odd-lot permission.Source 38 |
| Funding | Cash, enabled Vault sweep and eligible bank funding can support plans. | Margin-funded purchases require the relevant opt-in.Source 38 |
| Changes and execution | Edits/cancellations close 30 minutes before scheduled execution; placed orders cannot be cancelled. | Bank-debit changes may affect only the next cycle; illiquid odd lots may not fill.Source 38 |
| Plan charges | No separate management fee; ordinary trading charges remain. | Scheduled investing does not guarantee a price or completed purchase.Source 38 |
At a glance27
Stock Yield Enhancement Programme
| Point | Published term | Consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Participation | Opt-in for eligible US/HK shares and ETFs. | Users cannot select individual positions or quantities for lending.Source 39 |
| Revenue | Only borrowed shares earn revenue; demand and rates vary. | Paid around the third–fifth business day of the next month.Source 39 |
| Rights | Shares can still be sold, but voting rights are lost while lent. | Dividend benefits may be paid as cash equivalents; recalls are not assured.Source 39 |
| Exit | Opt-out processing can take ten working days, excluding submission day. | Pending orders may be cancelled during processing.Source 39 |
Platforms, API access and the linked debit card
Sections ↑At a glance28
Trading software and data entitlements
| Service | Published capability | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Tiger Trade | Mobile and Mac/Windows desktop downloads are provided. | Platform availability does not imply every account supports every product.Source 40 |
| Open API | Account/position queries, order creation/amendment/cancellation, market data and event feeds. | Personal and institutional access requires activation and appropriate account permissions.Source 41 |
| Programming support | Python, Java, C++, C#, TypeScript, Go and Rust SDK documentation. | Live and simulated-account capabilities differ.Source 41 |
| API costs/data | API trading uses the app’s dealing schedule without an additional API transaction charge. | API quote entitlements are independent of app entitlements and may require separate purchase.Source 41 |
At a glance29
Tiger BOSS card
| Point | Current term | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Availability | Virtual card issuance; new physical cards ceased on 2 June 2025. | Existing physical cards may continue to operate.Source 42 |
| Eligibility/issuer | Singapore-resident citizens, PRs or eligible foreign residents aged 18+; issued by Wise Asia-Pacific. | This is a separately issued payment product.Source 42 |
| Charges | First card and annual fee zero; SGD domestic transactions zero. | Currency conversion is from 0.26%, varying by currency; the applicable Wise quote governs.Source 43 |
| Funding and wallets | Top up through supported bank debit or Prime balance; supported mobile wallets can be used. | Having trading-account assets does not automatically create spendable card cash.Source 42 |
Support and the questions to settle before funding
Sections ↑At a glance30
Contact and escalation
| Channel | Published availability | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Telephone / WhatsApp | +65 6331 2277; telephone weekdays 08:30–18:30 SGT. | Routine account and transaction enquiries.Source 40 |
| Online chat | Weekdays 08:30–05:00 the following day, SGT. | A long support window, with market-day and holiday limitations.Source 40 |
| Email / complaints | [email protected]; complaints: [email protected]. | Keep contract notes, timestamps and the specific account/transaction in the complaint.Source 40 |
| Office | One Raffles Place, Singapore; no counter service is advertised. | Do not treat the registered address as a walk-in dealing facility.Source 40 |
Company background & evidence
Sections ↑- Headquarters
- Singapore entity covered in this profile
Legal entities & licences
These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.
Tiger Brokers (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.
SingaporeSource 1
No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.
Sources & further reading
- Financial Institutions Directory: Tiger Brokers (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. Monetary Authority of Singapore · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Licensing and regulatory information Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Security and custody Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Account types available Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Cash Boost Account FAQ Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Account opening documents Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Account funding FAQ Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Paper trading account Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Prime stocks and ETFs pricing Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- SGX custody fee waiver Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Cash Boost stocks and ETFs pricing Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Cash Boost settlement and contra trading Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Options, warrants and CBBC pricing Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Futures pricing by contract Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US Treasury trading rules Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Bond commissions, custody and transfers Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Opening and operating a Fund Mall account Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Fund Mall pricing Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Tiger Vault product and terms Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Fixed coupon notes Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Published financing rate feed: 10 October 2026 Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Financing interest rates and charging method Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Margin and leverage Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Short selling risks Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Currency conversion FAQ Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US T+1 settlement and currency conversion update Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Cash account automatic currency conversion Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Investing with CPF and SRS Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- CPF/SRS trading and settlement rules Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Account funding instructions Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Bank-transfer funding requirements Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Funds withdrawal Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Shares transfer out Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Order types Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Best execution policy Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US overnight and 24-hour trading Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US fractional share trading Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Auto-invest rules Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Stock Yield Enhancement Programme Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Contact us and platform downloads Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Tiger Open API documentation: capabilities and permissions Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Tiger BOSS debit card FAQ Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Tiger BOSS debit card fees Tiger Brokers · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
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