Matsui Information

Matsui Securities, regulated by Japan's FSA, offers financial instruments including Japanese and US stocks, investment trusts, FX, futures and options, NISA, iDeCo, and MMFs. They provide various trading platforms for both mobile and PC, and notably feature free deposits and withdrawals.

Pros and Cons

Is Matsui Legit?

Matsui has a Retail Forex License regulated by the Financial Services Agency (FSA) in Japan with a license number of 関東財務局長(金商)第164号.

What Can I Trade on Matsui?

Matsui offers diverse financial products, including Japanese stocks, US stocks, investment trusts, FX, futures and options, NISA, iDeCo, and MMFs. Their services cover banking, account management, deposits/withdrawals, points service, and more.

Account Type

1. For private customers, Matsui offers two main account types: General Account for all transactions, including Japanese and US stocks, and FX Dedicated Account for only FX trading. You can open either account for free.

1. For Minors, Matsui offers a free account opening if a parent or guardian already has an account. If not, you can request information for parental and minor accounts.

1. For corporate customers, Matsui offers a free account opening.

Matsui Fees

Spreads: Matsui offers spreads for major currency pairs, including USD/JPY at 0.2-0.9 sen, EUR/JPY at 0.5 sen, AUD/JPY at 0.7 sen, and EUR/USD at 0.4 pips.

Commissions: Matsui's spot trading features a flat “Box Rate” fee structure based on the total daily contract price. Customers aged 25 or younger (including minors) enjoy commission-free trading. For those older, fees start at JPY 0 for up to 500,000 yen and increase with the total contract value.

Non-Trading Fees

Trading Platform

Deposit and Withdrawal

Matsui charges no fees for deposits and withdrawals.

One Financial Markets Information

One Financial Markets is an online broker that offers CFD (Contract for Difference) trading in forex, stocks, indices, commodities, and cryptocurrencies. The company provides Standard and Professional accounts with leverage up to 1:30 and 1:400, respectively. Trading is conducted via the MT4/MT5 platforms. Spreads are as low as 1 pip (for EUR/USD). The firm also offers demo accounts and 24/7 customer support.

Pros and Cons

Is One Financial Markets Legit?

All regulations of One Financial Markets are in a cloned state, and the cloned regulatory licenses involve the FCA, SFC, DFSA, and FSCA.

Regulated Country	Regulated Authority	Regulated Entity	License Type	License Number	Current Status
	FCA	Axi Financial Services (UK) Limited	Market Maker (MM)	466201	Suspicious Clone
	SFC	One Financial Markets Asia Limited	Leveraged foreign exchange trading	BFZ621	Suspicious Clone
	DFSA	One Financial Markets (DIFC) Limited	Retail Forex License	F003943	Suspicious Clone
	FSCA	Financial Service Corporate	AXI FINANCIAL SERVICES (UK) LTD	45784	Suspicious Clone

What Can I Trade on One Financial Markets?

One Financial Markets offers various market instruments, including Forex, Bullion, Indices, Commodities, Energy, Cryptocurrencies, and Shares.

Account Type

One Financial Markets offers standard and professional accounts with different account opening thresholds. Additionally, the broker claims that the Standard account provides negative balance protection.

One Financial Markets Fees

One Financial Markets offers an average spread of 1.2 pips and a typical spread of 1 pip (EUR/USD).

Leverage

The Standard Account of One Financial Markets offers a maximum leverage of 1:30, while the Professional Account provides a leverage as high as 1:400.

Trading Platform

One Financial Markets provides online foreign exchange trading through the ONE | MT4 and ONE | MT5 platforms. Traders can trade all asset classes on a single platform, which can be downloaded to their desktops or accessed anytime, anywhere via applications compatible with iPhone, iPad, and Android. The ONE | MT4 platform also supports web-based operations.

Deposit and Withdrawal