Moomoo Brokerage Fees in Malaysia
RM0 for 180 days, then the fee schedule, plus what Bursa charges.
Open Moomoo Account →New users pay RM0 commission on Bursa Malaysia shares and US$0 on US shares for 180 days. Platform charges, the Bursa clearing fee and stamp duty apply on top, and full T&Cs apply.
The fee stack on a Malaysian share trade
- New users pay RM0 commission on Bursa Malaysia shares and US$0 on US shares for 180 days. Moomoo states: 0 commission for 180 days only, full T&Cs and other fees apply.
- Commission is only one line of the bill. Moomoo's pricing page also sets out platform and exchange-related charges, so check it for the rate that applies to your trade.
- Bursa Malaysia trades also carry the exchange clearing fee and Malaysian stamp duty. Those are set by the exchange and by law, and every Malaysian broker passes them on.
- Moomoo advertises RM0 Malaysian IPO subscription fees and RM0 CDS account fees.
- Moomoo Malaysia charges no deposit fee, although your own bank may charge one.
- There is no swap, rollover or overnight financing charge on a cash share position; financing interest only applies if you borrow on margin.
Who charges what
| Charge | Charged by |
|---|---|
| Commission | Moomoo (RM0 / US$0 for 180 days for new users) |
| Platform and other trading fees | Moomoo, per its published pricing page |
| Clearing fee and stamp duty | Bursa Malaysia and Malaysian law |
| Deposit fee | Not charged by Moomoo; your bank may charge its own |
| Margin financing interest | Moomoo, only if you borrow |
The 180-day promotion is the number every Malaysian comparison table quotes, and it is genuinely useful, but it has an end date attached to your own sign-up. Work out what your trading pattern costs after those 180 days on Moomoo's published fee schedule before you move a whole portfolio across.
Frequently asked questions
Does Moomoo Malaysia charge commission?
Moomoo advertises RM0 commission on Bursa Malaysia shares and US$0 on US shares for 180 days for new users, and states that other fees apply. Exchange clearing fees and stamp duty are charged on Bursa trades by the exchange and by law.