Hi, does t212 use the rate prevalent at the time of our account being credited? Say for eg. INTC dividend paid today, rate used seem to be 1.406 - 1.409 but it hasn’t even touched 1.4 for a couple of days now.

The conversion rate used for the dividends with a different currency from your account’s is the current rate of the Buy price of the respective forex pair at the moment of the allocation of the dividend on your account. The dividend is then rounded to the nearest penny. The pairs rates can be checke…

[image] Y.M: the Buy price of the respective forex pair at the moment of the allocation of the dividend on your account This is good to know. Here are some points UK taxpayers might like consider. [1] HMRC expects the taxpayer to use the exchange rate prevailing on the official payment day t…

Exchange rate used for dividend

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Exchange rate used for dividend

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