CFX International Limited owns ASIC (Australian Securities &; Investment Committee) (AFSL license number: 1508 1 1546). Australian Securities Investment Committee ASIC (Australian Securities &; Investment Committee) was established on 200 1 under the Australian Securities and Investment Commission Act. Its main functions include supervising, investigating and fulfilling the responsibilities of the company and auditors related to financial reporting, including the principle of independence of travel audit and compliance with auditing standards. In addition, ASIC clearly stipulates that it has the right to supervise and punish the capital safety and operation norms of foreign exchange contracts and Contract for Difference. If the company violates the regulations, it will be severely punished or prosecuted, and even its license will be revoked. CFX Group has maintained a good record since its opening.

Subsequently, CFX Group Pty Ltd applied for a financial service license (FSP257005) issued by New Zealand financial service providers in June 20 12. The FSPR was established in accordance with the Financial Service Providers Ordinance 2008 of September 29th, 2008. All companies and institutions providing financial services in New Zealand need to pass the FSPR audit and register on the FSPR website. All financial service providers must accept the compulsory supervision of the New Zealand Government's Financial Service Providers Ordinance 2008. Compared with other laws and regulations, New Zealand laws and regulations enhance the transparency of all financial service providers to the public, so that the public can see at a glance the types of financial services that all financial service providers can provide.

20 12 12, CFX group pte ltd applied for the financial service license issued by NFA (national futures association) again (0452 125). The National Futures Association (NFA) is a self-regulatory organization of the futures industry established in 1976 according to the provisions of Section 17 of the American Commodity Exchange Law. It is a non-profit member organization and a non-commercial independent regulator of futures and foreign exchange transactions in the United States. Article 17 of the Commodity Trading Law originates from Chapter III of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Law 1974, which stipulates the registration of futures associations and CFTC's supervision of futures professional self-regulatory associations.