See how deposits and withdrawals work on SelfMSF and explore the payment methods that may be available to you before you move any money.
The options you can use depend on your country, and you’ll see them in your account area before you deposit.
Use a debit or credit card registered in your own name to add money to your balance.
Deposit supported coins from a wallet you control. Crypto prices are volatile, and the amount credited follows the rate on arrival.
Send money from a bank account in your own name, using the reference and bank details shown in your account area.
Adding money happens in your account area, where you can review the details for your chosen method before anything is sent.
It’s all done from the Deposit page. Timing can depend on your payment method and your bank, and some methods may carry fees.
Pick from the options available in your country.
Type how much you’d like to add, then review the details for your chosen method before you continue.
Once the payment is processed, the money appears in your balance and you’ll receive a confirmation.
Withdrawals usually go back to the method you deposited with, after a security review that helps protect your funds.
Each request moves through three stages before the money is sent back to an account in your name.
Choose an amount in your account area and confirm the request. Money needed as margin for open positions stays in your account.
Our team checks the request against your verified details and payment method. You may be asked to confirm it with a code.
Once the request is approved, the money is sent to your payment method. Arrival time can vary with your bank and the payment route.
How funding works on SelfMSF, what can affect withdrawal timing and where to get help with a payment.
The minimum first deposit depends on your account type. The Account Types page lists each level with its minimum deposit, which helps you choose a starting point that suits how you plan to trade.
No. Every payment method you use with SelfMSF needs to be in your own name, matching your verified account. It’s a standard anti-money-laundering rule, and payments from someone else’s card or account are usually returned to the sender. If you hold a joint account, our support team can tell you what’s accepted.
Crypto deposits may be available, depending on your country. Send supported coins from a wallet you control, using the coin and network shown on your deposit page. Your balance is credited at the conversion rate when the deposit is processed, which can differ from the rate when you sent it.
Withdrawal timing can vary with the payment route, your account verification, processing requirements and any checks attached to the request. Review the current details for your payment method before you submit. If a withdrawal is already in progress, your account status and our support team can show you what stage it has reached.
Deposit and withdrawal fees depend on the payment method you use. Your card provider, bank or crypto network may also add its own charges, especially when money crosses borders or changes currency. Check the details for your method in your account area before you send or request money.
A withdrawal can take longer when the request needs an extra check, for example if your verification documents need updating, or when your bank needs more time to process the payment. We’ll email you if we need anything, and our support team can tell you where your request is.
Yes, you can withdraw available funds while positions are open, as long as enough stays in your account to cover their margin. The withdrawal page shows how much is available to take out, with the margin for your open positions already set aside.