Lauren Schuit

For most banks, funds are credited to your Buying Power within 5–15 minutes.If it’s been more than an hour, here’s what to check:BSB and account number – Make sure you’ve entered your Stake bank de...

Quick rundown on a common point of confusion: the difference between your Buying Power and Cash Balance. This is the most common reason you may not be able to withdraw yet.They can show different a...

Stake’s service partner in Australia, FinClear, is required to comply with the Corporations Act, ASIC’s Market Integrity Rules, and the Operating Rules of ASX and Cboe. These rules are designed to ...

Why is my Wall St dividend lower than expected?If your Wall St dividend payment seems lower than what was announced, there are a few common reasons – most of them related to tax and international p...

If you’ve used the wrong bank details for a deposit, contact your bank and request a reversal as soon as possible. If that’s not possible, ask them to initiate a mistaken internet payment process t...

Stake AUS minimum buy trade amountWhen buying an ASX-listed security for the first time, the ASX requires a minimum investment of A$500 (excluding brokerage). This is known as the Minimum Marketabl...

How do I participate in Wall St shareholder votes or AGMs?If you're a shareholder in a U.S. company holding an Annual General Meeting (AGM) or proposing a vote, you’ll participate through proxy vot...

There are two possible fees that may apply when funding your Stake account: Card funding fee – Applies if you fund using a credit card, debit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. FX fee – Applies to curr...

Why does my CHESS statement show ANZ account details?When you open a Stake AUS account, your Cash Balance for trading is held in a dedicated account with its own unique BSB and account number, main...

What happens if a security is delisted?In some cases, you might hold a security that’s been voluntarily or involuntarily delisted from an exchange – meaning it’s no longer available to trade or vie...