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RIFA | 2024-10-22 11:24

Abstract：Founded in 2016, RIFA is a financial company regulated by SFC based in China Hong Kong. It offers security and futures trading.

RIFA Review Summary
Founded	2016
Registered Country/Region	China Hong Kong
Regulation	SFC
Products	Securities, futures
Demo Account	❌
Trading Platform	Nifa Securities, Ayers Security Code, Esheng Polestar 9.3, and Yisheng Yixing mobile trading platform
Customer Support	Phone: +852 3900 1718
	Email: hkrf@rffg.com.hk
	Address: Full floor, 7th floor, 28 Hennessy Road, Hong Kong

Founded in 2016, RIFA is a financial company regulated by SFC based in China Hong Kong. It offers security and futures trading.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Regulated by SFC	No demo accounts
Diverse customer support channels
A wide range of trading platforms

Is RIFA Legit?

Regulated Country	Regulated Authority	Regulated Entity	License Type	License Number	Current Status
	SFC	Rifa Futures Limited	Dealing in futures contracts	ARP340	Regulated
	SFC	Rifa Securities Limited	Dealing in securities	AAA537	Exceeded

Products

RIFA mainly offers security and futures trading.

Fees

Fees for buying and selling stocks
Type	Cost
commission	Please contact your broker
Transaction levy	0.0027% of transaction amount
Transaction fees	0.00565% of transaction amount
Stock stamp duty	0.13% of the transaction amount (less than $1 is also calculated as $1)
Settlement fee	0.005%, minimum HKD 5.5* (Fee currency is calculated according to the currency charged by the Clearing House)
China-Hong Kong system connection fee	HK$15 per order (not combined)
FRC Transaction Levy	0.00015% of the transaction amount (up to the nearest cent)

Trading Platform

RIFA provides Nifa Securities, Ayers Security Code, Esheng Polestar 9.3, and Yisheng Yixing mobile trading platform.

Future

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Regulated

RIFA

Company name：日发国际金融有限公司

Score

6.48

Website：http://www.rffg.com.hk/

15-20 years | Regulated in Hong Kong China | Dealing in futures contracts | Dealing in securities

Score

6.48

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