1, UK Financial Market Conduct Authority, FCA for short.

All foreign exchange platforms in the UK market are regulated by FCA. FCA is to protect consumers and ensure the integrity of market operation. At the same time, FCA has indicated that it will severely punish companies that violate regulatory requirements. FCA is the unified regulator of the UK financial market, which is directly responsible to the UK Treasury. Its purpose is to supervise the financial services industry and maintain an efficient, orderly and clean financial market.

2. National Futures Association (NFA).

National Futures Association (NFA) is an independent federal institution, whose main function is to supervise the operation of futures and options markets and protect the interests of customers. National Foundry Association (USA)

It is a self-regulatory institution in the futures industry, and its main operating funds come from membership fees. The foreign exchange margin industry belongs to CFTC and NFA, and it is regulated according to the regulatory provisions of the futures industry.

3. Australian regulator ASIC.

In addition to supervising financial institutions and companies, ASIC is also responsible for handling procedures related to the opening, operation and closure of companies. There are two main measures to protect investors: all institutions engaged in financial product trading need to apply for a license (AFS) first. In addition, institutions engaged in foreign exchange teaching, including online training, must be certified or licensed.

4. Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission (SFC).

The CSRC and FSA are similar in nature, but their responsibilities are relatively specific, and the foreign exchange margin business is clearly included in the scope of norms.

5. State Administration of Foreign Exchange

6. Japan Financial Agency

Short for FSA. The establishment of the Financial Office aims to ensure the stability of Japan's financial system, protect the interests of depositors, policy holders, securities and other investors, and promote financial facilitation.

7. Swiss Financial Market Supervision Authority

Referred to as Fermat. He is an independent institution with independent legal personality, headquartered in Bern, Switzerland. It directly serves the Swiss Parliament and is independent of the Swiss Federal Central Government and the Swiss Federal Ministry of Finance in terms of institutions, functions and finances.