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Longbridge SG US options fees (Singapore)
Last verified: 2026-10-25 · Official pricing: https://longbridge.com/sg/investment-products/trade-options · Longbridge Securities (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.
Plans Plan Commission / contract Comm. min / order Platform / contract Platform min Source Promotional rateopen promo US$0.00 US$0.00 US$0.50 not published source Non-promo (blog figure, unverified)unverified US$0.65 US$1.99 US$0.30 US$0.99 source
Pass-through & other fees estimated: broker publishes 'regulatory and exchange fees may apply' without amounts; calculator applies standard US regulatory fees (ORF, OCC, CAT, SEC) for comparability
Fee US$ Note orf_per_contract 0.0122 source occ_per_contract 0.025 source cat_per_contract 0.0003 source sec_rate_on_sell_value 2.06e-05 sells only, min US$0.01 source taf_per_contract_sold 0.0 FINRA TAF on options reduced to zero / fee holiday from 1 Oct 2026 source Exercise / assignment unknown Not stated GST 9% assumed — not confirmed on broker page; assumed FX unknown Not checked
Current promos US options: $0 commission + US$0.50/contract platform fee — All clients. Expires: Valid until further notice. T&Cs Pre-market US options: $0 commission, $0 platform fee — All clients. Expires: Not stated. T&Cs Notes Pre-market session options: $0 commission and $0 platform fee (launch promo). Blog cross-check conflicts non-promo rate : blog says “Beansprout: $0.65 (min $1.99) + $0.30 (min $0.99)”; official: Not published on official page (blog )Estimate your monthly cost
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