Apart from saving for the future, have any of Jagoans started investing or transacting in the capital market? Now all Jagoans can open Customer Fund Accounts (Rekening Dana Nasabah - RDN) with Jago.
Investment Pocket as Rekening Dana Nasabah (RDN)
Jago has a unique name for RDN. Aligning with Pocket, the innovative feature for Jagoans to manage finances more easily and practically, Jago now has the Investment Pocket. The Investment Pocket functions as RDN at Jago.
So, if you want to start making transactions in the capital market, you can open an Investment Pocket. The Investment Pocket will be your main source of funds when transacting in the capital market.
You can top up your Investment Pocket any time you want. You can transfer funds from the Main Pocket or from one of the Jago Pockets that you previously created. You can also top up the Investment Pocket from an ATM or via mobile banking.
Especially for Investment Pocket, for now you can only create one if you already have an account on an investment platform that has partnered with Jago, such as Stockbit and Trimegah Sekuritas.
If you have an account with both Stockbit and Trimegah Sekuritas, what about the Investment Pocket? You can have more than 1 Investment Pocket. 1 Investment Pocket for 1 investment platform. Sounds good, right?
After consistently investing, it's time to reap the investment returns. To enjoy investment returns, you can make withdrawals from the investment platform. If you have an account with Stockbit, it means that withdrawals must be made from Stockbit. Likewise with Trimegah Sekuritas.
After a successful withdrawal, the money will go into the Investment Pocket. When the Investment Pocket has received the withdrawn funds, Jago will notify you via notification. Only then can you move money from the Investment Pocket.
One more thing about the Investment Pocket, Jagoans. Considering its function that is designed to make it easier for you to transact in the capital market, the Investment Pocket is a bit different from the other Jago Pockets such as Saving Pockets and Spending Pockets. What does that mean?
You can't turn the Investment Pocket into a Saving Pocket or Spending Pocket. You also cannot use the Investment Pocket for automatic payments, cash withdrawals and various other transactions. The Investment Pocket can only be used to make transactions in the capital market.
Now it's easier, more practical and convenient to invest, right? Moreover, when opening and closing an Investment Pocket with Jago, there is no charge at all. It’s totally free, Jagoans. There are no monthly admin fees that you need to pay either. For transaction fees, it depends on the policies of each investment platform.
