To transfer shares in, you'll need to submit a share transfer-in request and have your delivering broker confirm the share transfer-out. Follow the detailed steps below to submit your request and initiate the transfer-out with your broker.

Step 1. Submit a stock transfer application.

1.1 Go to the Longbridge App > Portfolio > Transfer to submit a transfer-in application.  

If you have already made a deposit, please select Portfolio > More  > Share Transfer-In.

1.2 Please select your sending broker, provide the required broker details, and enter the stock code and quantity. (Currently, we support inbound transfers of HK and US stocks.) Double-check the transfer and stock details, then tap Confirm and Submit to receive sample email instructions at your registered Longbridge email address.

Note: Providing the cost price is optional. 
- If it is not filled in, the cost price per share will be calculated based on the closing price on the day when the transfer is completed
- If it is filled in, after the transfer-in is completed, the P/L will be calculated based on the cost price provided. 
- The cost price cannot be changed once filled in. If you have any questions, please contact the customer service.

Step 2. Submit the stock transfer-out request to your delivering broker.

2.1Take BOCI transfer-out as an example: After the information submitted on the Longbridge App is confirmed, the corresponding transfer request instructions will be sent to your registered e-mail address. Please follow the instructions in the e-mail.

2.2 Follow the transfer instructions: Download, print, and sign the attachment (transfer application form). Finally, submit the transfer-out request to BOCI by e-mail with the signed application form.

2.3 Wait patiently for the email confirmation from BOCI.

Notes:

After completing the above steps, your request will be confirmed by both parties. Under normal circumstances, the transfer can be completed within 3-5 working days.

Disclaimer:

This article is for reference only. Please refer to the actual display for information confirmation. The guidance above serves only as an operational example. This article does not constitute any investment advice.