The following articles describes the type of stock transfer requests supported by Saxo.
| Types of Transfers | ||||
| SL. No | Types of transfers | Descriptions | Documents/information required | Timelines (post receiving the correct documents) |
| 01 |
Direct Registration System (DRS)* 1. Canadian DRS 2. Unites States DRS |
The Direct Registration System enabled clients/investors to elect to hold their assets in book entry directly with the issuer. |
Canadian DRS 1. Stock power form 2. Holding statement United States DRS 1. Holding statement |
Within 5 days |
| 02 | Issuer Sponsored Transfers | An Issuer Sponsored Transfer allows shares to be transferred between a broker dealer and the Transfer agent electronically. |
1. Off market form 2. Holding statement 3. Information memorandum of issue if any |
Within 5 days |
| 03 | Deposit/Withdrawal at Custodian (DWAC) | Deposit/Withdrawal at Custodian (DWAC) is a method of electronically transferring new shares or paper share certificates to and from the Depository Trust Company (DTC). | No additional document required | Within 3 days |
| 04 | Registrar Transfers | Transfer of shares at Individual´s name and address while moving the shares to broker |
1. Client name 2. Registered address 3. Nationality |
Within 8 days |
| 05 | Cross-Border |
Intermarket movements 1. Internal market movement (Delisted) where the instrument is delisted from current market and is listed in new market 2. External market movement – where the client is holding the position (with different broker) wants to receive the position on new market at Saxo so they can trade in new market for the multi-listed securities |
Dependency on Custody 1. To confirm the eligibility for movement 2. Cross-Border format 3. Stamp charges (if applicable) |
Within 8 – 10 days |
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Please note
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If you have any questions regarding the table above, please reach out to your account manager by submitting a case through the Case management module to Institutional service.
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