Important Announcement:

Changes to the US market trade settlement cycle and associated changes to the Foreign Exchange Transactions PDS taking effect upon US market open on Tuesday 28 May 2024.

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If you need assistance with nabtrade, you've come to the right place. We've made it easy to help yourself with our extensive FAQs, helpful demo library and useful forms & resources. 

FAQs

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Forms and resources

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Popular FAQs

How do I update my residential and mailing addresses and my CHESS registration details?

How do I set up my account for trading international shares?

How do I place an international order?

How do I activate my trust/SMSF trading account?

How do I place an order?

How do I transfer money into my nabtrade Cash Account?

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Demo library

Browse our range of demo videos to learn more about using the nabtrade platforms.
Welcome centre

Find everything you need to know about getting started with nabtrade, whether you're new to investing or a seasoned trader. 
Popular demos

How to place an order with nabtrade

How to transfer cash into your nabtrade Cash Account from linked NAB accounts

Introducing nabtrade IRESS ViewPoint

How to use nabtrade Markets Today page

How to search nabtrade for securities

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Contact us

Details on how to contact nabtrade and where to send forms for processing
Security

Keeping your nabtrade account safe is important to us. Find out what to do if you've been the victim of fraud or scams and the ways that you can protect yourself. 
Did You Know

nabtrade tips

For an ASX listed company, the minimum value of your first purchase of shares is $500. This is known as the minimum marketable parcel.

There is no minimum marketable parcel, unit amount or value for the NYSE, NASDAQ, AMEX, LSE or XETRA markets. For trading on the HKSE, each trade has to be in multiple of lot size.