Yuanta Information

Founded in 1992, Yuanta is governed by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission. The company provides a variety of trading tools including stocks, futures, and derivatives. Though it lacks a demo account, it helps multi-platform trading with in-house created technologies and provides localised support via phone and email.

Pros and Cons

Is Yuanta Legit?

Yes, Yuanta is regulated by Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong (SFC).

What Can I Trade on Yuanta?

Mainly covering stock trading, derivative products, and futures & options, the organization provides a broad spectrum of financial products and services.

Yuanta Fees

Though some administrative and nominee service fees could be on the higher side, Yuanta's fees are usually in line with industry standards, with standard commission and interest rates similar to major Hong Kong brokers.

Trading Platform

Yuanta offers a suite of trading platforms under the eWinner and YSHK SP Trader brands, designed for both desktop and mobile users.

Deposit and Withdrawal

Yuanta does not charge deposit or withdrawal fees directly, but third-party banks may impose charges depending on the method (especially for CHATS/RTGS and overseas remittance). No specific minimum deposit amount is mentioned in the policy.

ADSS Information

ADSS is a MENA broker that specializes in online trading and provides both beginner and professional traders with access to various opportunities across global financial markets including indices, forex, equities, cryptos, and commodities. The broker also provides three live accounts with a maximum leverage of 1:500. The minimum spread is from 0 pips(EUR/USD: from 0.7 pips) and the minimum deposit is $100.

Pros and Cons

Is ADSS Legit?

ADSS is authorized and regulated by the Securities and Commodities Authority(SCA), with the License Type Retail Forex License, making it safer than unregulated. Meanwhile, the Hong Kong Regulatory Authority(HK) regulates ADSS with license number AXC847 and License Type Dealing in futures contracts & Leveraged foreign exchange trading. However, the 'revoked' current status is less safe than a regulated one.

What Can I Trade on ADSS?

ADSS offers various market instruments, including indices, forex, equities & ETFs, cryptos, bonds, and commodities.

Account Type

ADSS has three account types: classic, elite, and pro. Traders who want low spreads can choose a pro account, while those with a small budget can open a classic account. In addition, the demo account is predominantly used to familiarize traders with the trading platform and for educational purposes only.

ADSS Fees

The EUR/USD spread starts from0.7 pips. The lower the spread, the faster the liquidity.

Leverage

The maximum leverage is 1:500 meaning that profits and losses are magnified 500 times.

Trading Platform

Traders can access the MT4 trading platform through the ADSS mobile or desktop application. Junior traders prefer MT4 over MT5. Both MT4 and MT5 provide various trading strategies and implement EA systems.

Deposit and Withdrawal

The first deposit amount must be $100 or above. ADSS accepts bank wire transfers, credit cards, online bank transfers, digital payment platforms like Skrill, Neteller, and Cash U, and also now Samsung and Apple Pay for deposit and withdrawal. However, transfer processing times and associated fees are unknown.

Rebates

Earn a monthly rebate when you trade HSENG, US2000, SWISS, JPN225, or ESTOX indices. Trading volume* reaches the amount shown in Tier 1, Tier 2, or Tier 3, and traders can earn rebates for every million notional volume traded. ADSS pays in USD in the first week of the following month.