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Mansa-X broker Accounts

  

Mansa-X Account Type

  Mansa-X offers a multi-asset strategy fund that employs a long/short trading model, suitable for various types of investors, including high-net-worth individuals, retail investors, expatriates, pension fund managers, insurance companies, and investment funds. The minimum investment required to open an account is KES 250,000 (approximately USD 2,500), with a minimum top-up of KES 100,000 (approximately USD 1,000). The fund focuses on diversifying investments across local and global assets, including fixed income, cash equivalents, equities, derivatives, and commodities.

  

Mansa-X Broker Account Opening Process

  To open a Mansa-X account, follow these steps:

  • Contact Mansa-X: Reach out through their website or email (clientservices@sib.co.ke) or call (+254 777 333 000) to request an application form.
  • Complete the Application: Fill out the application form and submit the necessary documentation as instructed.
  • Make Initial Investment: Transfer the minimum initial investment of KES 250,000 within the first six months as per the instructions on the registration form.
  • Await Confirmation: After payment is received, wait for a business confirmation from Standard Investment Bank (SIB), which may take up to 24 hours.
  • Fund Your Account: Ensure that you maintain the required minimum balance and follow any additional funding instructions provided by Mansa-X.
  •   Mansa-X assures high liquidity, processing withdrawal requests within three business days upon contacting their support.

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Mansa-X accounts can be viewed for products that can be traded Precious Metals, Indices, Currency Pairs, Commodities, Cryptocurrencies, Premium Neex accounts with a minimum deposit of by (2+) bank transfer.