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MIB
https://www.mib.com.hk/en/
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Entité agréée:MIB Futures (Hong Kong) Limited
N° de réglementation:ABH686
- Il a été vérifié que ce courtier n'est actuellement soumis à aucune réglementation Forex valide. Soyez conscient des risques !
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Site web
- mib.com.hk 203.198.193.58
- kimeng.com.hk 202.155.246.168
Diagramme de la généalogie
Entreprise connexe
Présentation de l'entreprise
| MIB SecuritiesRésumé de l'examen | |
| Fondé | Plus de 20 ans | 
| Pays/Région enregistré | Hong Kong | 
| Réglementation | Réglementé | 
| Instruments de marché | HK Securities/Warrants & CBBCs/Margin Financing/Foreign Stocks/Global Securities Markets/Futures and Options/MlB Trade/ETF | 
| Plateforme de trading | MIB Securities Trade(Mobile)/Java/ADOBE READER | 
| Assistance clientèle (de 9h00 à 18h00 (du lundi au vendredi), jours fériés exclus) | Hotline du service clientèle : +852 2268 0660 | 
| Hotline de trading de titres : +852 2268 0688 | |
| Hotline de trading de contrats à terme : +852 2268 0699 | |
| Email : customerservices@mib.com.hk | |
| Fax : +852 2521 2289 | |
Informations sur MIB Securities
MIB Securities est un courtier en valeurs mobilières et en investissement qui regroupe des activités à travers le monde. Il propose des services dans les domaines de la finance d'entreprise, des marchés de la dette, des marchés des capitaux propres, des produits dérivés, du courtage de valeurs mobilières pour les particuliers et les institutions, ainsi que de la recherche.

MIB Securities est-il légitime ?
MIB Securities est autorisé et réglementé par la Securities and Futures Commission de Hong Kong (SFC) avec le numéro de licence ABH686, ce qui le rend plus sûr que les courtiers non réglementés.

Quels produits et services MIB Securities propose-t-il ?
MIB Securities offre un accès à divers produits et services, notamment des titres HK, des warrants & CBBCs, du financement sur marge, des actions étrangères, des marchés mondiaux de valeurs mobilières, des contrats à terme et des options, des opérations MlB et des ETF.

Type de compte
Les utilisateurs peuvent ouvrir des comptes individuels/communs ou des comptes d'entreprise. MIB Securities Trade propose également des comptes de titres et de matières premières.
Logiciel
MIB Securities propose MIB Securities Trade, disponible sur mobile ou en téléchargement direct de l'APK. Les utilisateurs doivent également télécharger Java et ADOBE READER.


Dépôt et retrait
Les clients peuvent déposer des fonds sur leur compte MIB SecuritiesHK via les méthodes suivantes : dépôt par virement bancaire et chèque (y compris via les guichets bancaires, les distributeurs automatiques de billets (ATM) et les machines de dépôt de chèques), virement télégraphique (pour les clients étrangers), Faster Payment System (FPS) et les comptes bancaires désignés par MIB SecuritiesHK.
Les retraits ne sont pas pris en charge vers des comptes de carte de crédit ou des comptes bancaires de tiers, mais vous pouvez utiliser la fonction "Retrait" de MIB Securities Trade (uniquement applicable au trading d'actions locales), contacter votre gestionnaire de compte ; ou contacter le service clientèle (hotline : +852 2268 0660 ou email : customerservices@mib.com.hk)
Mots Clés
- Plus de 20 ans
- Licence de réglementation suspectée
- Région d'affaires suspectée
- Hong Kong Trading des contrats à terme Révoqué
- Risque élevé potentiel
Questions et réponses sur le wiki
Does MIB offer fixed or variable spreads, and how do these spreads behave when there's high market volatility, such as during major news releases?
In my evaluation of MIB, I found that the broker does not clearly disclose on their official site or through public documentation whether they offer fixed or variable spreads. This lack of transparency gives me pause as a trader because understanding spread structures is fundamental to managing trading costs, especially during volatile periods. From my experience, brokers with unclear or opaque fee information—like MIB’s mention of “hidden costs” and an “unclear fee structure” in user reviews—can present challenges for traders trying to gauge their potential profitability or risk under different market conditions. When high volatility hits, such as during major news releases, variable spreads commonly widen across most platforms. Given that MIB’s platform is described as outdated and less user-friendly, and given the lack of visible information on spreads, I would be even more cautious: rapid spread widening could occur, and it might not be conveyed transparently in real time. In sum, because MIB does not openly define their spread model or provide detailed trading conditions, I do not feel confident about what to expect during high volatility. For me, this lack of clarity makes it difficult to plan and control costs, which is a critical part of my risk management in live trading environments.
Does MIB charge a commission per lot on its ECN or raw spread accounts?
Based on my research and experience analyzing brokers, I was unable to confirm clear details about MIB charging a commission per lot on ECN or raw spread accounts. From what I gathered, MIB primarily offers access to securities, futures, and options—rather than a traditional forex ECN environment with raw spread accounts as offered by some global brokers. Their platform and product list do not closely resemble what I expect from brokers that provide transparent ECN pricing and fixed commission structures per lot. An important red flag for me is the noteworthy lack of fee transparency. Even user feedback mentions unclear and potentially hidden costs in the fee structure. For someone like me, who values full clarity on commissions, this is a point of caution. The available information highlights that trading fees are not easily understood, and there may be additional costs only revealed once you’re actively trading on their interface. This approach is concerning, especially compared to competitors that provide clear breakdowns of per-lot or per-trade commissions. Additionally, there are risk factors surrounding MIB’s regulatory status and business practices, such as the revoked license for dealing in futures contracts and the “suspicious regulatory license” alert. Until MIB discloses their commission structure transparently, I would not feel comfortable recommending them to anyone seeking a classic ECN or raw spread trading environment with clear per-lot fees. For me, transparent costs are non-negotiable when evaluating broker trustworthiness.
Are there any payment methods with MIB that support instant withdrawals?
Based on my careful review of MIB’s available information, I have not found any indication that instant withdrawals are supported by their payment methods. In my own forex trading experience, fast and transparent fund transfers are always a priority, so I pay close attention to this area. MIB allows deposits through traditional channels such as bank transfer, cheque, ATM deposit, and for overseas clients, telegraphic transfer as well as FPS (Faster Payment System). While FPS is typically capable of fast transactions in Hong Kong, when it comes to withdrawals, MIB’s process is more restrictive. Withdrawals can only be made to accounts in the client’s name, and notably, not to any third-party credit card or bank account. The only withdrawal options are through using the “Withdraw” function within their MIB Trade platform (and that’s just for local stock trading), or by directly contacting customer service or your account manager for other requests. This manual layer and the lack of instant, automated withdrawal tools do not suggest that instant withdrawals are realistically available. In my judgment, such a setup introduces added friction and potential delay when compared to brokers who offer more streamlined, technology-driven fund transfers. For me, this would be a point of caution, especially if immediate access to trading funds is important to my strategy. I always recommend traders objectively appraise the withdrawal policy of any broker before proceeding, especially with the heightened risks noted around MIB’s regulatory status.
Are there any inactivity fees associated with MIB, and if there are, what are the terms and requirements for those fees?
In my experience evaluating MIB, I could not find any definitive, publicly available information about inactivity fees or their specific terms. While I've come to expect that seasoned brokers detail fee structures transparently, my review of MIB revealed that their platform’s fee information lacks clarity, with even user feedback highlighting hidden or unclear costs. This absence of explicit documentation on whether inactivity fees are charged makes it difficult for me to confidently assess the risks related to dormant accounts. For me, as a cautious trader, the lack of clarity and transparency is a significant concern. In the past, I’ve seen that some brokers without clear communication around fees may later enforce charges that catch clients off guard. Because MIB already has issues with revoked regulation and suspicious business scope, I believe it is especially important to have up-to-date, precise information directly from the broker’s official communication channels before committing any funds. Therefore, I would strongly recommend contacting MIB’s customer service directly to get a written, detailed breakdown of all potential fees, including any related to account inactivity. In my own trading journey, I treat unclear or missing fee schedules as a warning sign to proceed with heightened caution and prioritize full transparency before taking any action.
 
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