Tiger Brokers Referral Code CG149G: Up to US$220 + S$1,000 Rewards

Tiger Brokers Referral Code CG149G: Up to US$220 + S$1,000 Rewards

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Tiger Brokers Singapore runs two reward pools for new accounts, and the bigger one only counts if the referral code is in at registration. The invite bonus is now US$210 + US$10 = US$220, up from the US$190 I posted before, and the S$200 to S$1,000 welcome tiers still stack on top. Sharing what I worked out from the terms so you know which deposit unlocks what.

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👉 Tiger Brokers referral code: CG149G 👉 Referral link (applies the code for you): https://tigr.link/s/60K3mPc 👉 Full DLCuration guide with the official T&Cs linked: https://dlcuration.com/tiger-brokers-referral-c...

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Pool 1: invite bonus (needs the code or link), up to US$220

The code comes from a Tiger Elite member, which is what puts you on the higher invite tier:

1. First deposit of at least US$10 → US$10 deposit voucher, credited on your first deposit
2. Net deposit of at least US$1,000 (or S$1,300), kept in for 30 days → US$210 in cash vouchers, paid as US$7 a day for 30 days

Pool 2: welcome rewards (stackable with Pool 1)

Each figure is the total for that tier, not an add-on to the one below:

1. Net deposit S$3,000 → S$200 (S$100 instant commission card + S$100 stock cash coupons)
2. Net deposit S$10,000 → S$400 (S$200 instant + S$200 coupons)
3. Net deposit S$100,000 → S$1,000 (S$500 instant + S$500 coupons)

The instant part credits once you hit the tier. The coupons only come after you hold that level for 60 consecutive days. "Net deposit" means what you've put in within 30 days of your first deposit.

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How to claim

1. Download the Tiger Trade app (App Store, Google Play, or the Mac/Windows desktop version).
2. Sign up, choose Singapore, and enter CG149G before you complete registration. Or open the referral link first and it applies the code for you.
3. Verify your identity with SingPass MyInfo (the page says this is usually under 15 minutes) or upload your documents manually.
4. Fund via PayNow, bank transfer or wire transfer.
5. Keep your balance in for 30 days for the invite bonus and 60 days for the welcome coupons, then collect from the rewards centre.

What can cost you the reward

• ⚠️ A S$1 test deposit permanently voids the promotion, so skip the "just try it with a dollar first" step.
• The code can't be added once you've registered. The FAQ says you can contact Tiger support before depositing, but the eligibility terms say a late entry makes you ineligible, so I wouldn't count on that.
• The steps say "net deposit" but the FAQ says your assets must stay at or above US$1,000 throughout the 30 days. Don't dip below it.
• Withdrawing below the threshold during the 60-day hold puts the retention coupons at risk.
• Deposits made through CPF or SRS Cash Boost don't count.
• The cash vouchers are valid for 90 days, work on stocks, funds and options, and can't be used on fractional shares.
• To withdraw reward proceeds you need at least 10 trades since opening the account.
• The page says the two pools stack, and also mentions third-party codes that "may" stack. Check the official T&Cs before relying on either.
• Tiger can vary or end the promotion at any time.

Who can't get it

• Anyone who already has a Tiger Brokers account
• Anyone who isn't a Singapore resident aged 18 or above
• Anyone with suspicious or multi-account activity

My honest take

The US$10 voucher is easy: it only needs a US$10 first deposit. The US$210 asks for at least US$1,000 kept in for 30 days, and the S$200 welcome reward asks for S$3,000 kept in for 60 days. Everything is vouchers, commission cards and coupons, not a straight cash payout, and the vouchers expire, so this makes most sense if you were already planning to trade. The S$1,000 top tier needs a S$100,000 net deposit, so for most people the realistic targets are the US$220 and the S$200.

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Tiger Brokers (Singapore) is MAS-licensed according to the page, but a brokerage account isn't covered by SDIC and your investments can lose value. DLCuration is a referral site, so I earn from the code, and the official T&Cs are linked on the guide above.

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Not financial advice, just sharing what I found in the terms.