Transfer shares
Learn about transferring shares into and out of Sharesies.
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- What’s a share transfer?Find out about share transfers, including what exchanges you can transfer shares from, and what you can transfer out.
- Info needed to transfer sharesHere’s what you need to provide if you’re transferring shares into or out of Sharesies.
- How to transfer shares into and out of SharesiesLearn how to transfer ASX-listed, US-listed, and NZX-listed shares into or out of Sharesies.
- Transfer shares between Sharesies accountsLearn how to transfer shares from your Sharesies account to another Sharesies account.
- Rejected share transfersReasons include providing incorrect information, requesting an incorrect amount, or trying to transfer shares that aren’t registered to you.
- Share transfer processing timesFind out how long it usually takes to transfer shares into or out of Sharesies.
- Participant Identification Number (PID)PID stands for Participant Identification Number (or Participant ID). A PID is used to identify ASX market participants.
- Shareholder Reference Number (SRN) and Holder Identification Number (HIN)If you hold investments outside of Sharesies, you’ll likely have an SRN or HIN. You don’t have an SRN or HIN through Sharesies.
- Common Shareholder Number (CSN), Holder Number (HN), and Faster Identification Number (FIN)If you hold shares listed on the NZX through other registries, you’ll have a CSN or HN, and a FIN. You don’t have a CSN through Sharesies.
- ASX transfer shares terms & conditions
- US Share Transfer TypesIf you're transferring US shares into Sharesies, find out which type of transfer you'll need.
- Holding statementsA holding statement shows the investments you own. It can be used to prove investment or account ownership when transferring shares into or out of Sharesies.