What is a Bond?
A bond is a debt instrument issued by a country or company to raise capital. This document contains a promise to pay bondholders periodic coupons and return the principal value at maturity.
How do I open a bond account in Jenius?
For now, you can open a Bonds account via branches or a Relationship Manager. Stay tuned for the Bond account opening feature in the future!
I’ve previously purchased bonds through a branch, do I still need to open an account to view my bonds in the Jenius app?
No need. The Bond account you have will apply to all Branches of Debt Securities Sellers (Bonds) at Bank BTPN, including Jenius.
How do I buy Bonds via the Jenius app?
For now, you can buy Bonds via branches or a Relationship Manager. Stay tuned for the bond purchase feature in the future!
How do I sell Bonds via the Jenius app?
For now, you can sell Bonds via branches or a Relationship Manager. Stay tuned for the bond sale feature in the future!
When will the Bonds I bought through a branch or Relationship Manager appear in the Jenius app?
Bonds will appear in the Jenius after the transaction is completed, and your ownership of the Bonds has been recorded. Transaction settlement is T+2, which is 2 trading days after you make the purchase transaction.
If the Bond price in the Jenius app is different from the price at the branch, which price is correct?
The correct Bond price is the price from the branch because that price is the most current.
How do I view the Bonds I own via the Jenius app?
First, you need to own Bond products through a branch or a Relationship Manager.
After settlement or 2 days after the transaction, you can view the Bond products in the Jenius app. Open the Wealth page through the bottom navigation bar. Select the Investment tab, then scroll down until you find the Bonds section. There you will be able to see various Bond products you own.
To view details, simply select the Bond you want to view. You will get detailed information about the Bond such as the current selling price, current buying price, yield to maturity, coupon info, product info, a list of asset ownership divided per purchase, and transactions you have made on that Bond product.
