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HabitTrade Responds to SFC’s Announcement: Has Not Conducted Regulated Activities in Hong Kong
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong recently issued a public notice warning investors to be vigilant against certain unlicensed platforms and related marketing activities, specifically naming HabitTrade. In response, HabitTrade issued a statement clarifying that it is a licensed Australian brokerage firm and a compliant financial services platform, and that it does not conduct any regulated business in Hong Kong nor promote or provide related services to the Hong Kong public. The statement further notes that certain third-party promotional content, video materials, and traffic-driving activities circulating in the market do not represent HabitTrade’s official position. The company reserves the right to pursue legal action against any unauthorized use of its brand, technical infrastructure, or partnership affiliations for misleading or non-compliant promotional purposes. HabitTrade stated that it remains committed to regulatory compliance as its top priority and will cooperate fully with relevant regulatory authorities in jurisdictions where it operates to conduct necessary investigations.
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong has added StableStock and HabitTrade to its warning list of unlicensed platforms.
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong has issued a warning, adding two unlicensed platforms—StableStock and HabitTrade—to its warning list. The SFC noted that online videos are inducing the public to use the StableStock platform, which claims users can subscribe to Hong Kong IPOs using virtual assets and states it is collaborating with HabitTrade. The SFC emphasized that neither entity holds an SFC license and therefore must not engage in any regulated activities in Hong Kong or promote their services to the public.
HabitTrade Responds to SFC’s Announcement: Has Not Conducted Regulated Activities in Hong Kong
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong recently issued a public notice warning investors to be vigilant against certain unlicensed platforms and related marketing activities, specifically naming HabitTrade. In response, HabitTrade issued a statement clarifying that it is a licensed Australian brokerage firm and a compliant financial services platform, and that it does not conduct any regulated business in Hong Kong nor promote or provide related services to the Hong Kong public. The statement further notes that certain third-party promotional content, video materials, and traffic-driving activities circulating in the market do not represent HabitTrade’s official position. The company reserves the right to pursue legal action against any unauthorized use of its brand, technical infrastructure, or partnership affiliations for misleading or non-compliant promotional purposes. HabitTrade stated that it remains committed to regulatory compliance as its top priority and will cooperate fully with relevant regulatory authorities in jurisdictions where it operates to conduct necessary investigations.
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong has added StableStock and HabitTrade to its warning list of unlicensed platforms.
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong has issued a warning, adding two unlicensed platforms—StableStock and HabitTrade—to its warning list. The SFC noted that online videos are inducing the public to use the StableStock platform, which claims users can subscribe to Hong Kong IPOs using virtual assets and states it is collaborating with HabitTrade. The SFC emphasized that neither entity holds an SFC license and therefore must not engage in any regulated activities in Hong Kong or promote their services to the public.
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HabitTrade Responds to SFC’s Announcement: Has Not Conducted Regulated Activities in Hong Kong
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong recently issued a public notice warning investors to be vigilant against certain unlicensed platforms and related marketing activities, specifically naming HabitTrade. In response, HabitTrade issued a statement clarifying that it is a licensed Australian brokerage firm and a compliant financial services platform, and that it does not conduct any regulated business in Hong Kong nor promote or provide related services to the Hong Kong public. The statement further notes that certain third-party promotional content, video materials, and traffic-driving activities circulating in the market do not represent HabitTrade’s official position. The company reserves the right to pursue legal action against any unauthorized use of its brand, technical infrastructure, or partnership affiliations for misleading or non-compliant promotional purposes. HabitTrade stated that it remains committed to regulatory compliance as its top priority and will cooperate fully with relevant regulatory authorities in jurisdictions where it operates to conduct necessary investigations.
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong has added StableStock and HabitTrade to its warning list of unlicensed platforms.
The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong has issued a warning, adding two unlicensed platforms—StableStock and HabitTrade—to its warning list. The SFC noted that online videos are inducing the public to use the StableStock platform, which claims users can subscribe to Hong Kong IPOs using virtual assets and states it is collaborating with HabitTrade. The SFC emphasized that neither entity holds an SFC license and therefore must not engage in any regulated activities in Hong Kong or promote their services to the public.