This was posted 2 years 11 days ago, and might be an out-dated deal.

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$50 Stock Voucher on First Deposit of Any Amount @ Tiger Brokers

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NZCHEAPIES

Use code NZCHEAPIES in the 'Invitation Code' section of the sign up page. After you have deposited any amount (can be as little as 0.01c) a $50 Stock Voucher will be immediately loaded into your Rewards Centre, however in the case it does not show up immediately, the Tiger Brokers team will manually load it to your Rewards Centre within 1-3 working days.

Promotion details:
• Campaign period NZT 01/09/2022 – 01/01/2023
• Vouchers must be claimed within 30 days of their issue.
• Voucher valid for 30 days once claimed.
• To be eligible for the $50 Stock Voucher, you need to fund your account within the campaign period.
Full T&Cs can be found here https://www.tigerbrokers.nz/activity/forapp/rules/?id=channe…

More information on Tiger Brokers stock vouchers can be found here: https://www.tigerbrokers.nz/help/detail/28173478

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Referee and referrer receives a $50 trading voucher

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  • I have had a quick scan of the T&C's and couldn't see anything. So in theory I could deposit 0.01c into my account, get the $50 voucher which I then spent on a stock. Can I then withdraw immediately into my bank account?

    • Some feedback here which might be useful
      https://www.cheapies.nz/comment/144791/redir

    • Not quite. You can probably deposit a few bucks, maybe even 1c, but you'd need to deposit more to use the stock voucher, unless you find a stock to purchase for 1c. Also, the stock voucher is only valid for specific currencies like USD and AUD.
      For me, I deposited $30 NZD, exchanged it to $17 USD, purchased a share from a company on NYSE for $12 USD and used a $20 stock voucher. After the sale had gone through, I was reimbursed by the stock voucher for the $12 USD I had spent. The stock voucher is therefore used. You cant use the remainder of it.
      Also, Tiger has issued me 2 further stock vouchers. 1 for $30 and 1 for $50.
      Hope that all makes sense.

      • +2

        To be honest, I found the process a little confusing.

  • Can you explain how asset custody works, as in what are the legal entitlements of clients? Are securities registered to you, or in the clients name.

    Which financial regulators are you beholden to in various countries? Have you ever been fined or reprimanded by a regulatory agency?

    Do you have any insurance policy to cover potential issues or losses should they arise due to an error on your part?

  • Customer service is shit so be careful before you transfer your portfolio.

  • Having read their English I would run for cover, never mind their methodology.

  • https://www.tigerbrokers.nz/marketing/cf?invite=FRENZY&userI…

    Make your first deposit before the end of November and get an NZ$100 stock voucher*

    Free access to US stock market live streaming data.*

    Low commission and trading fees.*

    CLICKFRENZY NZ audience exclusive: Receive an NZ$100 stock voucher upon funding the account with no minimum requirement.

    Terms & conditions

  • May as well mark this expired. Only got $30 voucher. Rubbish customer service. They showed a screenshot showing this ended in November, directly contradicting the T&Cs posted above. Given this was posted by an employee, they clearly don't have their bleep together. Scam company indeed

    • @Tiger Brokers

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