Prospero Markets Puhua Finance belongs to a relatively large-scale trading platform in China, and the funds arrive quickly and are absolutely reliable.

Prospero is regulated by the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) and seeks cooperation with regulated entities around the world.

In foreign exchange transactions, capital security is the most important, and the choice of trading platform is the basis of capital security. For foreign exchange trading platforms, regulators are particularly important. At present, there are several internationally recognized institutions:

FCA-full name: Financial Conduct Authority, which is the abbreviation of Financial Conduct Authority (UK). Britain is currently the country with the most perfect financial services in the world, and all financial institutions registered in its territory are strictly supervised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

NFA- full name: National Futures Association, National Futures Association. The main function of NFA is to formulate rules and implement strict management for NFA members, so that they can strictly abide by federal laws and CFTC teachings. The NFA also has its own rules to monitor brokers' code of conduct towards traders and investors, so as to prevent traders and investors from cheating.

SFC- full name: Securities and Futures Commission, namely (Hong Kong) Securities and Futures Commission. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) is a statutory body independent of the civil service, which is responsible for supervising the operation of the securities and futures market in Hong Kong. Through effective supervision and guidance, the CSRC promotes the development of Hong Kong's securities and futures market in a fair, efficient and orderly direction.

ASIC- Full name: Australian Securities Investment Committee, namely Australian Securities Investment Committee. ASIC is an independent government department, which independently exercises the supervision function on companies, investment behaviors, financial products and services according to law. The Australian Securities Investment Committee is the regulatory body of Australia's banking, securities and foreign exchange retail industries.