The process of transferring stocks from Tiger Brokers to Longbridge mainly involves two steps: submitting a transfer-in request to Longbridge and submitting a transfer-out request to Tiger Brokers (integrated account). Below are the detailed descriptions for these two steps.
Note: The following guidelines are for reference only. For the specific transfer process, please contact your Tiger Brokers account manager or Tiger Brokers customer service to confirm. They will provide a corresponding transfer plan based on your account situation.
Step 1. Go to the Longbridge App > Portfolio > Transfer to submit a transfer-in application. If you have already deposited funds, select Portfolio > More > Share Transfer-In.


Step 2. Fill in the transfer details and confirm transfer-out stock information. Select Tiger Brokers as the transfer-out broker, enter the account holder's name and account number, click Next, and fill in the stock information.
Please note: Longbridge now supports entering the cost price per share (optional).
Step 3. Confirm stock transfer details and submit the transfer application.
Tiger Brokers has two account types: global accounts and integrated accounts. Their processes for submitting transfer-out requests are different. Please check which account type your stocks are held in.
Log in to Tiger Brokers, click My > Tiger Account, and check the account type.
If you have a global account, click here to view relevant instructions.
3. Submitting a transfer-out request to Tiger Brokers (integrated account)
Contact Tiger Brokers' telephone/online customer service to submit a stock transfer application. Since the process for submitting transfer-out requests may vary across brokers, please refer to the requirements of the other broker for details.
Click here to see Longbridge information for stock transfer-in.
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Disclosures
This article is for reference only. The required confirmation information shall be subject to the actual display. The information in the guide above is for illustrative purposes only.
This article does not constitute any investment advice.