Pi Financial Account Types

　　Pi Financial offers several types of trading accounts to cater to different investor needs, including:

• Cash Account:
• Requires collateral equivalent to at least 20% of the positions you want to open.
• Trades settle at T+2.
• Funding for purchases is debited directly from your bank account two business days after a trade.
• Trading limit can be up to 5 times the value of your collateral.
• Cash Balance Account:
• Requires funding to 100% of the value of the positions you wish to open.
• Trading limit typically starts at 500,000 THB but can be increased upon request.
• Trades settle at T+2, with proceeds from sales credited two business days after a trade.
• Global Equities Account:
• Requires funding to 100% of the value of positions in Thai Baht.
• Supports extended hours trading for selected international exchanges like NYSE and NASDAQ.
• Orders are automatically converted to and from Thai Baht for convenience.
• Derivatives Account:
• Allows trading in a wide range of derivatives, including futures and options.
• Provides access to hundreds of active contracts across various sectors.

　　For detailed information on each account type, you can visit the Pi Securities Help Center.

　　

Pi Financial Broker Account Opening Process

　　Opening an account with Pi Financial is straightforward and can be completed in just a few steps:

• Download the App:
• Scan the QR code or click the link to download the Pi Financial app.
• Register an Account:
• Create a wallet for trading within the app.
• Fund Your Account:
• Deposit your funds into your account to start trading.
• Using NDID for Account Opening (optional):
• If you have previously applied for the NDID service with your bank, you can open an account without documents.
• You will receive a notification on your mobile application to verify your identity within 60 minutes.

　　For additional support, you can reach out to the customer support team via Line @ Pi Securities or email support@pi.financial. More information can be found on the Pi Securities Help Center.