Tiger Securities and Futu Securities are both listed companies. Let’s analyze their advantages and disadvantages from the perspective of investment and access qualifications.

Tiger Securities: Founded in 2014, it has received strategic investment from more than 20 investors, including Xiaomi Technology. However, Tiger Brokers does not have a Hong Kong brokerage license. It seems to use a New Zealand license. It is the diversion platform of Interactive Brokers. Its current main business is mainly US stocks, so it is not convenient for friends who invest in Hong Kong stocks.

Futu Securities: established in Hong Kong in 2012, holds Type 1/2/4/5/7/9 licenses (Central No. AZT137) recognized by the Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission and is capable of providing securities trading and futures contract trading. , Qualifications for providing opinions on securities, providing opinions on futures contracts, providing automated trading services, and providing asset management.

At the same time, the group's companies have a U.S. securities brokerage license and a U.S. clearing license. They are also certified members of the U.S. Financial Industry Regulatory Authority FINRA and the U.S. Securities Investor Protection Corporation SIPC. Having received three rounds of financing from Tencent, Matrix Partners, and Sequoia, our financial resources and strength are more guaranteed.