$0 commission*
Invest from just US$1,000
Long-term passive income
Lock In 5%+YTM Stable Yields
with US Treasury
Disclosure
Lock In 5%+YTM Stable Yields
with US Treasury
Disclosure
$0* Commission
*Commissions for U.S. treasuries and SGS bonds will be waived until June 30, 2024
Why choose U.S. treasuries?
Yield up to 5.0+%*
Invest while interest rates are still high.
US Treasuries backed by the US government.
Growing your cash
*Data source moomoo platform has been online U.S. Treasury yields to maturity as of 11/9/23 data performance. Yield data is for reference only. Past yields are not indicative of future yields and do not represent any prediction or guarantee of U.S. treasuries returns.
Invest $20k, with a 10 Year Maturity date and coupon rate of 3% p.a.
Receive $300 every 6 months until maturity.
Receive $20k plus the final coupon ($300) at maturity.
1, 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 years
Invest US$20k, with a 10 Year Maturity date and coupon rate of 4.5% p.a.
Receive US$450 every 6 months until maturity
Receive US$20k plus the final coupon ($450) at maturity.
Investors who have excess cash and wish to invest them for long-term returns
Diversify assets and balance risk
Seeking a more stable return in a complex and volatile market
Open the app and go to [Discover] > [Wealth]
You can see the [Bond] icon
Tap the [Bond] icon to view all tradable bonds
You can click [Issuer] and select [US Treasury N/B] to view the US Treasury products.
Tap [Buy] on the lower left corner of a bond's details page and enter your trading password
You can enter the nominal value of the bond you want to buy and your expected purchase price, and you can place an order based on the bid and ask.
The minimum subscription amount is US$1,000
Check your bond details anytime
After the transaction is done, you can view the return of the bond you hold on the corresponding account page
1. Why invest in bonds on moomoo platform?
Moomoo SG fully supports online bond trading, which is simple and brings a good experience. There is also $0 commission* on moomoo platform, saving you a significant amount of trading fees.
*Before June 30, 2024, commissions on U.S. Treasury bonds and SGS Bonds on the moomoo platform will be waived.
2. Why isn't an order immediately executed after being submitted?
Since bonds are traded over-the-counter and rely on traders to match orders, how long it takes for an order to be filled and the execution price depend on various factors such as daily market liquidity and the counterparty. You can raise the price of a buy order / lower the price of a sell order, or wait patiently. Your order will be executed when the right counterparty and market price are matched.
3. Must bonds be held to maturity?
A bond can be held until maturity or sold in advance at any trading time.
4. How much interest does a bond pay? How is it paid?
The interest paid by a bond is determined by its coupon rate. For example, if a bond's coupon rate is 10% and its face value is US$10,000, then the interest it pays in a year is US$10,000*10%=US$1,000. The frequency of interest payments is usually twice a year or once a year, which indicates how many times the interest will be paid separately. For example, if it is paid twice a year, the payment will be US$500 each time.
5. How much will I receive when a bond matures?
The amount you'll receive is equal to the face value of the bond you hold at the maturity date. It and the last interest payment will be credited to your securities account separately.
6. If my treasuries are not held to maturity, will I still earn the YTM at the time I bought it?
To earn the Yield To Maturity (YTM) as indicated at the time of purchase, you must hold the bond until its maturity date. However, if you are considering selling the bond before maturity and want to determine the actual yield in such a scenario, you can utilize our bond yield calculator. This tool will provide you with the precise yield based on your chosen holding period, buy price and sale price.
1. Although defaults by the U.S. government are extremely rare, there is still a risk of default. Political, fiscal conditions, or other factors may lead to the government being unable to repay its debt on time or in full. While this risk is low, it cannot be completely eliminated. Additionally, if you are a non-U.S. investor, holding U.S. Treasury bonds will expose you to foreign exchange risk. Exchange rate fluctuations can affect the return on your investment, causing variability when calculated in your local currency.
2. Although the Singapore Government has been assigned a AAA credit rating by the credit rating agencies, there is still a risk of default. Political or fiscal conditions or other factors may cause the Government to be unable to repay its debts on time or in full. While this risk is low, it cannot be completely ruled out. In addition, if you sell the bonds before maturity, the price may be higher or lower than the price you paid. The price of Singapore government short-term treasury bills and bonds may rise or fall before maturity. Investors who intend to hold to maturity and reinvest the bond proceeds face reinvestment risk. If interest rates fall, the yield on the reinvested bonds may be lower than before. The reinvestment risk is greatest for short-term SGS because the bonds mature more quickly.
3. Before making any investment, please carefully assess your risk tolerance and consult with investment advisors or professionals for more accurate and personalized investment advice.
4. The principal and interest of a bond are paid by its issuer or guarantor (if any), and the bondholders bear the credit risk of the issuer or guarantor. If the issuer or guarantor defaults, the bondholders may not be able to get back the principal and interest paid on the bond. US Treasuries are issued and guaranteed by the US government and are traded over-the-counter. Investment involves risk, and a bond's price is affected by supply and demand. Although there is a high chance of getting back the principal and interest while investing in US Treasuries, early redemption may result in losses due to market risk. Therefore, before making any investment decision, clients should carefully read the relevant offering documents, fully understand the risks and the relevant legal, tax and accounting characteristics and consequences, and decide whether the investment is suitable for their financial situation and investment objectives, and whether they can withstand the risks, and seek appropriate professional advice if necessary.
Disclaimer
Moomoo is a financial information and trading app offered by Moomoo Technologies Inc. In Singapore, investment products and services available through the moomoo app are offered through Moomoo Financial Singapore Pte. Ltd. regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
No content herein shall be considered an offer, solicitation or recommendation for the purchase or sale of securities, futures, or other investment products. Moomoo SG acts as your agent when providing services of U.S. Treasuries to you. All information and data on the website are for reference only. Past performance does not guarantee future results. This page does not take into account your investment objectives, financial situation or financial needs. This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.