Flexible pricing plans
Saxo is known for their relatively lower fees such as 0.03% commission per trade, and no custody fees for Singapore stocks. With no minimum funding. Saxo is a good online brokerage if you’re looking to trade on SGX regularly.
US$1
Min. Commission Fee US Stocks
S$1
Min. Commission Fee SG Stocks
S$0
Min. Funding
MoneySmart Exclusive

[Online Brokerage]
Get $100 Cash via PayNow within 1 month* when you fund a minimum of S$3,000 or equivalent and execute 1 trade within 14 days of first deposit with your new Saxo account! T&Cs apply.

Valid until 31 Mar 2023 - See more details below

Are you eligible?

    • Promotion is valid from 18-March-2023 to 31-March-2023

    • Sign up for a new Saxo account through MoneySmart.

    • Deposit S$3,000 or equivalent within 7 days of first deposit.

    • Execute 1 trade within 14 days of first deposit.

    • Promotion is applicable for New Users only

    • Customers need to apply through MoneySmart to be eligible

What you need to know

  1. Log into your MoneySmart account and complete your Financial profile so you can submit a claim.

  2. *Faster cash redemption will be from 1 month after 31-March-2023

T&Cs
FAQ
Claim Form

Quick Facts

Trading Products

Stocks, ETFs, bonds, commodities, options, futures, funds, FX and CFDs

Minimum Commission Fee

Minimum S$1 for SG stocks, minimum US$1 for US stocks

Minimum Funding Amount

0

Stock Holding Type

Custodian

Trading Platforms

SaxoInvestor, SaxoTraderGO, SaxoTraderPRO

Payment Methods

FAST, PayNow, MEPS, internet bank transfer or credit/debit card

All Details

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