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No Regulation
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1.47 /10
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DasH FX
2-5 yearsSuspicious Regulatory License
Suspicious Scope of Business
High potential risk
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Business Index6.73
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Software Index4.00
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No valid regulatory information, please be aware of the risk
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Previous Detection :
2024-12-25
- It has been verified that this broker currently has no valid regulation. Please be aware of the risk!
WikiFX Verification
| DasH FXReview Summary | |
| Founded | 2020-01-16 |
| Registered Country/Region | Japan |
| Regulation | Unregulated |
| Products | Digital Securities |
| Customer Support | Email: info.sec@hashdash-group.com |
| Social Media: YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, Instagram | |
DasH FX Information
Hash DasH is Japan's first securities company specializing in digital securities. Digital securities are a new type of financial product that has just emerged in Japan in 2021 to realize dream projects ranging from ships, airplanes, jewelry, and artworks to space exploration.
Is DasH FX Legit?
DasH FX is not regulated, making it less safe than regulated brokers.
What is Digital Securities?
In short, digital securities are “securities managed using blockchain”. The advantage of digital securities lies in the management stability brought by blockchain.
For investors, it is easier for investors to retain assets that are kept by the rich; the investment objects are wider than the products previously offered to general investors, such as real estate, ships, aircraft, jewelry, etc.; “separate management” and “bankruptcy isolation” are implemented to protect investors.
Transfer via online banking, bank counter, or ATM (customers are responsible for the fees set by their financial institution).
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