Deposit
What deposit methods does moomoo support
How do I deposit funds via ACH
How do I deposit funds via wire transfers
FAQ about Authentication for ACH Transfers
How long does it take for my deposit to settle
How to cancel an ACH deposit request
What to do with failed ACH deposits
Instant Buying Power (IBP)
Why can’t I use my instant buying power
How can I increase my instant buying power limits
Will my deposits be reversed if I enter the wrong remittance details
How to check my deposit status
Is there any fee for a deposit
Which currency can I deposit
Withdrawal
Bank Account
Currency Exchange
Cash Transfer Guidelines
1.1 Successful ACH transfers are free of charge. However, if your ACH transfer is reversed, Moomoo Financial Inc. will charge a $5 reversal fee for the first reversal, and $10 for each subsequent reversal. To check your fee payment history, tap Accounts > All Functions > Funds Details in the app.
1.2 To prevent any ACH reversal fee, please confirm the following before initiating a transfer request:
Your bank account supports ACH transfer, and you have entered the correct bank details;
You have sufficient funds in your bank account within several days after your transfer request.
1.3 You may refer to What to do with failed ACH deposits for potential reasons for and solutions to failed deposits.
The receiving institution does not charge fees.
Note:
Wire transfer fees consist of the sending institution fee, the intermediary bank fee (for an international transfer), and the receiving institution fee. Since these fees vary by bank, please make sure to include wire transfer fees in your total transfer amount. For specific fees, please consult your bank.
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