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Once your account is set up and verified the next step to making your first investment is to fund your account.
There are a few ways that you can fund your different accounts. Take a look at the tabs below each of the different account types to see which way suits you best.
Note that some SID payments currently can take up to 48 hours for allocation. This delay sits with the respective bank unfortunately, but we are working hard to ensure we allocate those funds as soon as possible.
Capitec bank account holders
The best and fastest way to get funds into your EasyEquities account if you bank with Capitec is to make use of the EasyEquities widget. Read how you can link your account to the widget here and take a look at the funding FAQ here.
ZAR
Log in to your account
Make sure to select your ZAR account on the account selector
Select the menu in the top left corner
Select Deposits under the My Funds section of the menu
Scroll down and use the drop-down menu to select the bank where your bank account is held
Use the bank account details in the block below the drop-down menu to make an EFT from your internet banking or banking app
NB
EFT deposits may take up to 2-3 business days to reflect in your EasyEquities account. The correct account number must be used as a reference to ensure the funds are allocated to the correct account. The reference number is the full 13 / 14-character account number displayed on the account overview page of the respective account.
- Log in to your account
- Make sure to select your ZAR account on the account selector
- Select the menu in the top left corner
- Select Deposits under the My Funds section of the menu
- Enter the amount you would like to deposit
- Select credit card to the right of the amount block
- Enter your card details and select the make deposit button
- You may be directed to an authentication page to enter a pin (one-time password/OTP) sent to you by your bank. Enter the pin and confirm the transaction
- You will then be directed back to EasyEquities and your funds will be available to invest
- Log in to your account
- Make sure to select your ZAR account on the account selector
- Select the menu in the top left corner
- Select Deposits under the My Funds section of the menu
- Enter the amount you would like to deposit
- Select SiD to the right of the amount block
- Select the make deposit button
- You will then be directed to the Secure EFT page. On this page select your bank and then enter your internet banking login details
- Select the account you wish to make your deposit from. Make sure you have your cellphone handy as you maybe need to authorise the payment from your banking app
Please Note
SiD deposits can only be made by users who have ABSA, Standard Bank, FNB, Nedbank, Capitec and Investec bank accounts
TFSA
- Log in to your account
- Make sure to select your ZAR account on the account selector
- Select the menu in the top left corner
- Select Inter-account Transfers and EasyFX under the My Funds section of the menu
- Select a From and a To account
- Enter the amount you would like to transfer
- Confirm that you agree with the terms and conditions
- Select Transfer Now
- Log in to your account
- Make sure to select your TFSA account on the account selector
- Select the menu in the top left corner
- Select Deposits under the My Funds section of the menu
- Scroll down and use the drop-down menu to select the bank where your bank account is held
- Use the bank account details in the block below the drop-down menu to make an EFT from your internet banking or banking app
NB
EFT deposits may take up to 2-3 business days to reflect in your EasyEquities account. The correct account number must be used as a reference to ensure the funds are allocated to the correct account. The reference number is the full 13 / 14-character account number displayed on the account overview page of the respective account.
USD
- Log in to your account
- Make sure you have selected your USD account on the account selector at the top of the page
- Select the menu in the top left corner
- Select Inter-account Transfers and EasyFX under the My Funds section of the menu
- Select your ZAR as the From account and your USD account as the To account
- Enter the amount you would like to transfer
- Confirm that you agree with the terms and conditions
- Select transfer now
NB!
EasyFX transfers may take up to 2 business days to reflect on your USD account
- Log in to your account
- Select the menu in the top left corner
- Select Deposits under the My Funds section of the menu
- Make sure to select your USD account on the account selector
- Use the bank account details in the blocks on the page to make a payment with your bank
AUD
- Log in to your account
- Make sure you have selected your AUD account on the account selector at the top of the page
- Select the menu in the top left corner
- Select Inter-account Transfers and EasyFX under the My Funds section of the menu
- Select your ZAR as the From account and your AUD account as the To account
- Enter the amount you would like to transfer
- Confirm that you agree with the terms and conditions
- Select transfer now
NB!
EasyFX transfers may take up to 2 business days to reflect on your AUD account
- Log in to your account
- Select the menu in the top left corner
- Select Deposits under the My Funds section of the menu
- Make sure to select your AUD account on the account selector
- Use the bank account details in the blocks on the page to make a payment with your bank
RA
Deposits into your RA account may only be done by EFT
- Log in to your account
- Make sure you have selected your RA account on the account selector at the top of the page
- Select the menu in the top left corner
- Select Deposits under the My Funds section of the menu
- Scroll down and use the drop-down menu to select the bank where your bank account is held
- Use the bank account details in the block below the drop-down menu to make an EFT from your internet banking or banking app
EasyProperties
Visit the EasyProperties Help Centre article on getting Funds Into Your Account here.
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