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Switch to nabtrade

If you’re currently trading with another broker, moving your shares to nabtrade is as easy as three simple steps.

Switch to nabtrade in three steps

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Step 1

Start the online application - you can select from an Individual, Joint, Company or SMSF/Trust account.

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Step 2

In the Account Details section, select the option to move your HIN and all holdings to nabtrade (if you are completing a Broker to Broker transfer).

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Step 3

Once you've logged in to nabtrade for the first time, you'll be prompted to fill out and submit the Broker to Broker transfer form under Administration.

Already a nabtrade customer?

If you have an existing nabtrade account and want to switch your HIN and all your holdings from another broker, or you are new to nabtrade and want to transfer your issuer sponsored stock follow the steps below:

Log in to nabtrade, click on Admin > Forms, then:

  • If your stock is from another broker: submit the Broker to Broker Transfer Form
  • If your stock is issuer sponsored: submit the Issuer to CHESS Conversion Form 

Still need help?  Email enquiries@nabtrade.com.au  |  Call 13 13 80

Video: How to switch to nabtrade

A step-by-step guide to switching to nabtrade.

Disclaimer
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