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From my own assessment and research as a trader with a conservative approach to broker selection, I can confirm that LUKFOOK is currently regulated. It operates under the oversight of the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong, which is the official financial authority responsible for monitoring trading entities in that jurisdiction. This is significant because the SFC is known for its thorough regulatory framework and active enforcement, setting strict standards for transparency, client fund protection, and business conduct. For me, the presence of SFC regulation offers a baseline level of assurance regarding the legitimacy and compliance of LUKFOOK. Licensing is specifically held through Luk Fook Futures (HK) Limited under license number AXW976, authorizing the firm to deal in futures contracts. SFC regulation does not eliminate all potential risks—no regulatory oversight can guarantee complete safety—but it does create a legal obligation for LUKFOOK to adhere to local financial laws, reporting standards, and operational controls. Whenever I evaluate a brokerage, I regard recognized, local regulatory supervision as absolutely essential, especially for firms offering futures and securities products. Without such regulation, I would have serious reservations about depositing or trading any substantial funds. Because LUKFOOK is SFC regulated, I am more confident in its foundational trustworthiness, though I always remain vigilant and recommend that all traders approach brokers with a critical eye regardless of regulatory claims.