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SSI share-sale advances in Vietnam
If your buying power rises after you sell shares at SSI, check what the figure represents. Automatic buying power, a one-off advance request and receipt of the sale proceeds are different things.
SSI’s explanation dated 4 August 2023 describes SSI providing an advance while sale proceeds are pending. Its undated guides explain service registration and individual requests. These sources help distinguish the services, but do not establish today’s fees or your eligibility. 1 2 3
Three things to keep separate
| What you are looking at | What it describes | What it does not establish |
|---|---|---|
| Ordinary sale proceeds | Money from an executed sale, still pending or later received. | Sale execution alone does not show that the money has arrived. |
| Automatic-service buying power | The guide describes an increase after a sell order executes, once registered. | An increase alone does not prove cash receipt or withdrawal availability. |
| Individual advance request | A request for all or part of pending sale proceeds. | Submitting a request does not itself prove receipt. |
The distinction follows SSI’s 2023 explanation, FAQ questions 6–7 and service guides. 1 2 3 4
Read the sale and the service separately
- Ordinary receipt
- Have the sale proceeds arrived?
- Advance service
- Is the figure automatic buying power, or are you looking at an individual request?
The automatic and individual services are not two steps you must complete in sequence.
Automatic service registration and buying power
In its English guide, SSI calls the automatic service “Automatic Pre-Selling Securities.” The guide describes registration and cancellation of that registration. It says the service applies to regular stock trading accounts and links an increase in buying power to successful sell-order execution after registration. 3
The guide’s buying-power description does not, on its own, establish that ordinary sale proceeds have arrived.
Cancellation in this section concerns the service registration. The guide does not say that canceling registration reverses an existing advance or removes any amount owed. If you already have an advance, ask SSI about that transaction separately. 3
An individual request for all or part of the proceeds
An individual request is about a particular advance amount. SSI’s FAQ describes requesting all or part of pending sale proceeds; its 2023 explanation also distinguishes this from the automatic service. The whole-or-part choice describes the request, not a promise that every account can receive any amount. 2 1
The iBoard guide separates choosing an amount, confirming the request and checking request history. Keep that distinction when reading your account: a request or confirmation is not, by itself, evidence that money has been received. The history section concerns requests; the excerpt does not supply a complete set of status definitions. 4
Common questions
Is greater buying power proof that sale proceeds have arrived?
No. SSI’s automatic-service description concerns buying power after a registered account’s sell order executes, not proof of ordinary cash receipt. 3
How does an individual request differ from automatic registration?
The individual request concerns all or part of pending sale proceeds. Registration concerns the automatic service and its buying-power effect. 2 3
Does canceling service registration cancel an existing advance?
The guide describes canceling registration, not canceling an advance or debt. Do not assume one action does both. 3
Do these sources establish today’s charges or my eligibility?
No. The dated explanation is from 2023, and the guide excerpts are undated. Check SSI’s current terms and your account status rather than treating this explanation as a current fee or eligibility guide.
Before acting on an account figure
Before acting, identify whether you are checking sale proceeds, buying power or an advance request. For a decision about your own account, confirm the applicable terms, charges and transaction status with SSI. A larger displayed figure is not enough to answer all three questions.
Sources
Source material reviewed on 25 October 2026. The FAQ and English service-guide excerpts are not full-page reviews or confirmation of current contractual terms.
- SSI explanation of sale-proceeds advances. Published 4 August 2023. Used for the distinction between ordinary sale proceeds and advances, and between automatic and individual services; historical prices are not reproduced.
- SSI financial-services FAQ. Undated excerpts, questions 6–7. Used for individual requests and the whole-or-part choice.
- SSI account information and service registration. Undated English excerpt, automatic-service section. Used for registration, cancellation and the buying-power description.
- SSI iBoard cash-transaction guide. Undated request section. Used for amount selection, request confirmation and request history.
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