Tiger Brokers Australia

Tiger Brokers (AU) is a NASDAQ listed global company (TIGR) with subsidiaries that provide over 9 million users and over 2 million account holders access to the world’s stock markets. Since its inception in 2014, the company has become the fastest growing online broker for millennials and Gen Z. Tiger Brokers Australia is designated to help Aussies enter the global market. Tiger’s mission is to help everyday Aussies, from beginners to experts, take full control of their investing journey. Tiger Brokers (AU) Pty Limited now operates under Australian Financial Services Licence No.300767 (issued by ASIC) to provide financial services to Australian consumers.

Want to get started investing in ETFs from Vanguard, ASX shares like Commbank or global stocks like Tesla?

  1. Sign up for a new Tiger Brokers account through Rask.
  2. The account will be opened within 1 to 3 hours after the account opening application is submitted.
  3. Fund your Tiger account, and start your investment journey!

That’s it! You could be an investor, this time tomorrow.

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