Metaverse Securities

Metaverse Securities Information

Metaverse Securities is a Hong Kong-based brokerage that offers a variety of trading instruments such as stocks, forex, ETFs, and REITs. Despite the wide range of products and fast execution, its regulatory license (AAW177) has expired, and investors should be cautious. The platform is mainly for novices, supporting MetaStock, Fuyuan Benben, and Yisheng Polestar Futures, but does not provide advanced trading platforms such as MT5. Most basic services are free, but inactive accounts are charged a fee of HK$20 per month. Generally suitable for beginners, but regulatory issues and a lack of support for commodities, indices, cryptocurrencies, etc., can put off experienced traders.

Pros & Cons

Is Metaverse Securities Legit?

This broker exceeds the business scope regulated by the China Hong Kong SFC. Although Metaverse Securities claims to be regulated by two regulators, the regulatory certificate with the license number AAW177 has exceeded. Please be aware of the risk!

Regulated Country	Regulated Authority	Regulatory Status	Regulated Entity	License Type	License Number
	Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong	Regulated	Meta Futures Limited	Dealing in futures contracts	BSM300
	Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong	Exceeded	Metaverse Securities Limited	Dealing in securities	AAW177

What Can I Trade on Metaverse Securities?

Metaverse Securities offers 30,000+ investment and leveraged products. Trading varieties include: forex, stocks, ETFs, REITs, mutual funds, etc.

Fees

Most services (such as depositing funds, withdrawing funds, transferring shares, custody fees, etc.) are free.

Specific fees apply to specific services (e.g., stamp transfer fees, registration and transfer fees, dividend processing, etc.).

Inactive accounts are subject to a monthly fee of HK$20.

Trading Platform

Deposit and Withdrawal

Metaverse Securities offers the following payment methods: Bank of China(Hong Kong), Bank of Communications(Hong Kong), CMB Wing Lung Bank, China Minsheng Bank, Centron Bank, Nanyang Commercial Bank, Bank of East Asia, The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited.