It seems absolutely crazy to me that an American tourist on vacation in Thailand, for example, cannot check their stock portfolio during the vacation, or that logging in to do so (if the ThinkOrSwim app isn't geofenced) might result in suspension or forced closure of their Ameritrade account. If the ThinkOrSwim desktop application is not geofenced to prevent logging in from a Thai IP address, would doing so later create the risk that TD Ameritrade will shut down your account? Has anyone ever heard of this happening? Or does it mean that the ThinkOrSwim desktop application is geofenced to prevent logging in from a Thai IP address? When people are saying they can't use ThinkOrSwim in Thailand with a US-based account:ĭoes that just mean that TD Ameritrade in the US (not TD Ameritrade Singapore) refuses to open or maintain accounts that have Thai home addresses or Thai bank accounts linked to them? I haven't been able to figure out an answer to these questions: I am a US citizen with a US-based Ameritrade account who plans to be in Thailand for some length of time. (I understand that TD Ameritrade Singapore offers accounts to residents of Thailand but it's a different platform in some ways.)
To explain the context of my question: Unlike Vietnam, Laos or Cambodia, Thailand is unfortunately on the "restricted countries list" for TD Ameritrade. I've founds some threads which mentioned TD Ameritrade not allowing trading while in Thailand, but it's not clear what is or isn't possible.
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