How and when do I pay for shares I have bought through ASB's share trading service?
Last Updated: 21 Jul 2021
You can pay either with funds from your ASB Securities Cash Management Account (CMA) or Foreign Currency Account (FCA). Please make sure you have sufficient funds in either of these accounts before you place any orders.
For buy orders, we’ll withdraw the funds from the account you’ve selected approximately two business days after your order has traded.
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