Generally speaking, the strength of foreign exchange dealers in Hong Kong is definitely worse than that of dealers in Britain and America as a whole. If they are registered in Hong Kong, their supervision will be even worse. Generally speaking, in international foreign exchange transactions, there is no full-time foreign exchange supervision institution, and this kind of supervision is more often replaced by countries such as the Financial Supervision Bureau and the Futures Supervision Committee (such as NFA, CFTC, FSA in Britain).

Hong Kong's regulatory agencies are relatively loose, which may be a little more unexpected.

Then, according to the Hong Kong foreign exchange dealers contacted before, most of them are MM models, and then their quotation spreads are generally higher than the mainstream platforms in Britain and the United States, which also makes the cost of dealers very high.