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CMCU
https://www.cmcu.com.au/
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영향력 지수 NO.1
연락처
라이선스 기관:Central Murray Credit Union Limited
라이선스 번호:239446
- 소유한 호주 ASIC(규제 번호: 239446) Investment Advisory Licence 규제 라이선스는 규정 영업 범위를 초과합니다. 위험에 유의하시기 바랍니다!
CMCU 을(를) 본 사용자는 또다시 열람했습니다...
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웹사이트 감정
cmcu.com.au
149.28.175.196서버 위치호주
ICP 등록번호--주요 방문 국가/지역--도메인 생성 날짜--웹사이트 이름--회사--
관계 계보
관련 기업
회사 소개
| CMCU 리뷰 요약 | |
| 설립 연도 | 2025 |
| 등록 국가/지역 | 호주 |
| 규제 | ASIC (초과) |
| 제품 및 서비스 | 저축, 대출 및 여행 관련 제품 |
| 데모 계정 | ❌ |
| 거래 플랫폼 | / |
| 최소 입금액 | $5 매월 |
| 고객 지원 | 문의 양식 |
| 전화: 03 5744 3713/1800 648 027 | |
| 이메일: info@centralmurray.bank | |
| 위치 주소: 58 Belmore Street, Yarrawonga Vic 3730 | |
| Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin | |
CMCU은 2025년 호주에서 설립되어 저축, 대출 및 여행 관련 제품과 같은 다양한 금융 서비스를 제공합니다. 개인 및 기업을 위한 다양한 계정 유형을 보유하고 있습니다. 그러나 ASIC 라이선스가 초과되었으며, 복잡한 수수료 구조와 신규 진입 업체의 지위로 인해 일부 고객들을 매료시킬 수도 있습니다.
이 중개업체의 공식 홈페이지는 다음과 같습니다:

장단점
| 장점 | 단점 |
| 특정 고객을 위한 다양한 계정 유형 | ASIC 라이선스 초과 |
| 소셜 미디어 존재 | 신규 설립 |
| 제공되는 보안 방법 | 복잡한 수수료 구조 |
CMCU의 신뢰성
CMCU은 고객의 보안을 보장하기 위한 다양한 방법을 제공합니다. 이 방법에는 회원 번호 및 액세스 코드 보호, 사기성 이메일에 대한 주의, 시스템에 올바르게 로그인 및 로그아웃, 바이러스 및 스파이웨어 보호가 포함됩니다.

그러나 CMCU의 호주 증권 거래 위원회 (ASIC) (투자 자문 라이선스, 번호 239446) 가 초과되었습니다.
| 규제 상태 | 초과됨 |
| 규제 기관 | 호주 |
| 라이선스 기관 | Central Murray Credit Union Limited |
| 라이선스 유형 | 투자 자문 라이선스 |
| 라이선스 번호 | 239446 |

제품 및 서비스
CMCU은 현금 패스포트, 트래블엑스 외화, 비밀 외화 이체 등과 같은 여행 제품을 정리하고 저축, 대출, 투자, 보험, 재무 계획 등 다양한 금융 서비스를 제공합니다.
계정 유형
CMCU은 개인을 위한 세 가지 계정을 제공합니다: 거래 계정, 저축 계정 및 청소년 계정. 한편, 비즈니스 브로커를 위해 비즈니스, 프리미엄 비즈니스 및 GST 계정과 같이 세 가지 옵션이 있습니다. 따라서 목표에 따라 적합한 계정 유형을 선택할 수 있습니다.
CMCU 수수료
CMCU은 대부분의 계정 유형에 대해 매월 $5의 이용료를 부과합니다. 또한 각 계정에 대해 다른 수수료도 부과됩니다. 예를 들어:
거래 계정:
| 계정 유형 | 매월 이용료 | 하위 계정 매월 이용료 | 월별 수수료 면제 거래 |
| S8 (일상 계정 (S10)) | $5.00 | 0 | 무제한 |
| S10 (모기지 오프셋) | |||
| S65 (단일 연금 계정) | |||
| S66 (공동 연금 계정) |
저축 계정:
| 방법 | 회원 할인 | S1 저축 | S4 예산 | S5 크리스마스 클럽 | S15 출금 통지 |
| 현금 인출 (지점 내 거래당) | ✔ | $2.50 | |||
| BPAY 거래 (지점 및 미래 결제당) | $0.50 | ||||
| 직불 (거래당) | $0.20 | ||||
| 전자 송금 (지점 및 미래 결제당) | $0.50 | ||||
| OSKO (미래 결제당) | $0.20 | ||||
| 직원 지원 이체 (지점 내 거래당) | $2.50 | ||||
자세한 내용은 여기를 클릭하십시오: https://www.centralmurray.bank/personal-banking/fees-charges-and-rewards/

키워드
- 5-10년
- 호주에 규제
- 투자 컨설턴트 허가증
- 업무 구역 의심
- 오버실링 경영 의심
- 중급 잠재 위험
위키 Q&A
What documents do I need to provide in order to complete my initial withdrawal with CMCU?
As an experienced trader, my focus when assessing any new financial institution like CMCU is always on transparency, regulatory standing, and the nature of their services—especially when it comes to withdrawals. Based on my review, I noticed that CMCU is mainly positioned as a provider of various financial services such as savings, loans, and some investment products. While their service description includes foreign transfers and some investment features, they do not specifically highlight traditional forex or CFD trading offerings that would typically involve withdrawals similar to mainstream brokers. Another point for caution is that their ASIC Investment Advisory License has been exceeded, meaning their current regulatory status in Australia could present added risk for users. In such situations, my approach is always to operate conservatively and expect that, at a minimum, the institution would require standard identity verification for any withdrawal. This typically includes providing government-issued photo identification, proof of residential address—like a recent utility bill or bank statement—and evidence linking your account with CMCU to a personal bank account. However, due to the lack of explicit details regarding the withdrawal process on their site, I would not proceed without first contacting their customer service directly. I have found through experience that a direct inquiry helps confirm what documentation is needed, ensures alignment with updated regulatory standards, and can prevent unnecessary delays or complications. Given CMCU's exceeded license and medium-risk profile, I would advise proceeding with a high degree of caution and confirming all requirements directly before attempting any withdrawal.
Based on your own experience, what do you consider the three main benefits of using CMCU?
Having traded forex and evaluated brokers for years, I’ve approached CMCU with a critical eye, prioritizing regulatory safety, transparency, and services that genuinely support my trading operations. For me, one of the clearer benefits is CMCU’s offering of various account types targeted at different client needs, which can make personal and business financial management more streamlined—this is especially handy if you need to separate funds or optimize for specific business exposures. Another positive aspect is their focus on security, as I noticed CMCU implements several methods to protect sensitive account access and transaction information; in my view, this vigilance is foundational in reducing the odds of unauthorized access and fraudulent activity, which is especially vital given the risks inherent in online financial dealings. Additionally, I do appreciate CMCU’s efforts to maintain an active presence across customer support channels, including both traditional communication and social media platforms. In my experience, the ability to reach support through multiple verified means can relieve some of the anxiety that accompanies the uncertainty of modern financial services. However, it’s important to temper expectations and recognize that while these factors are beneficial, CMCU’s recently “exceeded” license with ASIC and relatively new status as a financial institution do warrant additional caution. For me, any prospective benefit must be weighed judiciously against such regulatory red flags.
Does CMCU charge any undisclosed fees when making deposits or withdrawals?
As someone who’s navigated the landscape of brokers for years, transparency about fees is one of my highest priorities. With CMCU, I dedicated time to examining their official disclosures to avoid any surprises. According to the information available, CMCU maintains a published fee structure listing $5 monthly access fees for most account types, along with specific transaction fees for a range of banking services: cash withdrawals, BPAY transactions, direct debits, electronic transfers, and staff-assisted transfers, each of which comes with a set cost. However, in my own due diligence, I haven’t found evidence specifying additional undisclosed fees for deposits or withdrawals outside these listed charges. That being said, I’m cautious, especially since the broker’s operational and regulatory status raises some red flags: their ASIC license has been exceeded, the business is relatively new, and there are notes about a complex fee structure. These factors, for me, emphasize the need for direct verification before I would consider significant deposits. I always recommend reviewing the most up-to-date fee schedules directly on the broker’s own website or contacting customer support for full clarification. In my professional view, with any broker operating under such regulatory uncertainty, I would proceed carefully—full fee transparency is paramount before committing funds.
How do the different account types at CMCU compare, and what are the primary distinctions among them?
In my personal assessment as a long-standing trader, the account structure at CMCU primarily reflects their roots as a credit union, rather than a dedicated forex or CFD brokerage. They offer three account types for individuals—Transactional, Saving, and Youth—and three business accounts: Business, Premium Business, and GST accounts. From my experience, the main distinction among these accounts centers on their intended use. For example, the Transactional accounts support everyday banking with unlimited fee-free transactions for certain types, while savings accounts such as the S1, S4, S5, and S15 are oriented towards saving or budgeting and carry their own specific fees for transactions like cash withdrawals or BPAY payments. Youth accounts likely target younger clients with tailored features, although information on trading functions is quite limited. With respect to business offerings, the distinctions relate to transaction frequency, fee structure, and possibly the management of GST. What stands out is that none of these accounts is explicitly designed for forex or leveraged trading; I could find no mention of dedicated trading platforms or demo accounts. Fee transparency is better than at some firms, but the complexity and relatively high monthly fee ($5, plus transaction fees) could make a difference for active users. The biggest caution for me is that, while CMCU holds an ASIC investment advisory license, this has been reported as “exceeded,” raising regulatory concerns. In summary, while the account variety is suitable for general financial services or possibly light investment activities, it does not cater to serious traders, and the regulatory ambiguity should not be taken lightly.
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