CSCI Spreads, leverage, minimum deposit Revealed

CSCI Information

　　CITIC Securities International (CSCI) is a Hong Kong-regulated broker founded in 2001, offering trading in stocks, futures, funds, bonds, and insurance. It provides four trading platforms to meet the needs of different users. However, its fee information is unclear, and it does not accept third-party or cash deposits.

Pros and Cons

Is CSCI Legit?

　　CSCI is regulatedby the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong with a license for “Dealing in futures contracts.” License No.: BAU373.

What Can I Trade on CSCI?

　　CITIC Securities International (CSCI) offers a range of trading products including stocks, futures, funds, bonds, and insurance, covering the Hong Kong, U.S. and A-share.

Trading Platform

　　CSCI offers four types of trading platforms:

1. Dragonfly Gold International: Available for download on iOS and Android, suitable for both individual and institutional users. The “Algorithm Edition” and “Institutional Edition” are only available for corporate clients and professional investors.
2. CITIC Construction Investment International Trading Treasure: Available on the Apple and Google app stores, supporting mobile trading.
3. HK-US Stock Web Platform: A browser-based platform for Hong Kong and U.S. stock trading, requiring user login.
4. Yisheng Futures Trading Platform: Supports futures trading with both PC and mobile app versions, accompanied by user guides.

Deposit and Withdrawal

　　CSCI supports transfers via HSBC Hong Kong, Bank of China (Hong Kong), and ICBC (Asia). Clients must enable online banking, include account details in the transfer note, and send the receipt to CSCI (cs@csci.hk). Transfers notified before 4:00 PM on trading days are credited the same day; otherwise, they are processed the next trading day. CSCI does not accept third-party or cash deposits (including ATM or bank counter cash).