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Having conducted my own due diligence and researched Fulbright Financial Group extensively, I approach them with a measured degree of caution. On the positive side, Fulbright Financial Group is a Hong Kong-based broker established in 1999 with a long track record. It maintains a regulatory license from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), but only its Fulbright Futures Limited entity currently has an active license—its securities and asset management licenses have expired. For me, the single current SFC license for futures trading adds a degree of legitimacy and regulatory oversight, which is important since Hong Kong’s SFC is known for stringent standards. However, my trust is not absolute. There are several important considerations that temper my confidence: First, the broker does not support forex, CFDs, or cryptocurrency trading—services are focused on Hong Kong and global securities, futures, and options. They offer their own proprietary platforms, which can be positive for stability but lack the widespread familiarity and integration of standard MT4/MT5 solutions. The absence of a demo account makes it harder to evaluate the trading environment risk-free, and there is no clear disclosure on minimum deposit requirements or comprehensive details about account types. Additionally, some business operations are flagged as “suspicious scope” and “suspicious overrun,” contributing to a medium potential risk rating. For me, reliable regulation is non-negotiable, so having an active SFC license for at least part of their business is reassuring. Yet I remain conservative—before opening an account, I would contact their support to clarify open questions and thoroughly read their terms. I would only use funds I can afford to risk until I have firsthand experience of their operations. In summary, while Fulbright appears legitimate in its licensed area, I proceed carefully and recommend others do the same.