Can I transfer my bank card on the day when ETF is sold?
Whether the ETF can be transferred to the bank card on the day of sale, the funds can be transferred back to the bank card the next day after the ETF fund is sold. After the stock is sold, the money cannot be transferred until the second trading day. If you want to transfer the account amount to the bank card, you need to transfer it on the next trading day, and the funds will arrive at the bank card in real time.
ETF funds are sold in real-time stock accounts, but cannot be transferred out on the same day. The operation of ETF funds, like stock trading, has trading hours, which need to be traded during the operation period except holidays from Monday to Friday, usually from 9 am to 4 pm.
It is impossible for investors to withdraw cash immediately after selling shares, and they must wait until the next day to withdraw cash. After the stock is sold that day, the funds will be returned to the investor's account and can be used to buy stocks that day. At present, the transaction cost of on-site funds is less than that of on-site funds, but on-site funds need to be marked by investors themselves.
Stocks bought on the same day will not be sold until the next trading day. The biggest advantage of on-site funds is their flexibility in trading, unlimited holding time and short-term trading. Usually, investors need to sell the stocks they buy, and then the money will go into the stock account, and then they can withdraw it to the bank card. The money from stock trading cannot be directly transferred to the bank card.