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TNG eWallet Partners With Webull To Bring US, Hong Kong And China Share Trading To GOfinance

Touch ‘n Go (TNG) today announced a new partnership with Webull Securities (Webull Malaysia) that brings global share trading through GOfinance. This collaboration enables eligible Malaysians to seamlessly access US, Hong Kong, and China A-share markets, giving them more investment choices without requiring an additional app. Per the official press release, the collaboration leverages TNG […] The…

TNG eWallet Partners With Webull To Bring US, Hong Kong And China Share Trading To GOfinance

Touch 'n Go (TNG) has partnered with Webull Securities (Webull Malaysia) to offer global share trading through GOfinance. This collaboration allows eligible Malaysians to access US, Hong Kong, and China A-share markets without needing an additional app. The partnership aims to reduce friction for local citizens who want to invest in international shares.

Users can open a Webull Malaysia trading account digitally via GOfinance and fund it through their TNG eWallet balance, but eligibility and account approval are required. The TNG integration is designed to assist first-time investors, while seasoned investors can utilize the Webull app. To open a Webull account through TNG, users simply need to search for Webull within the eWallet app, provide eKYC details, and allow the system to pull existing user information from the TNG app.

The registration process takes less than 10 minutes, and account approvals typically take one to three business days.

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