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Japan
Regulated in Japan
Retail Forex License
Suspicious Scope of Business
Medium potential risk
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Regulatory Index7.83
Business Index8.89
Risk Management Index8.90
Software Index7.05
License Index7.83
Single Core
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40G
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Company Name
Shin Securities Sakamoto inc.
Company Abbreviation
Shin
Platform registered country and region
Japan
Company website
Company summary
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Shin Review Summary | |
Registered On | 15-20 years |
Registered Country/Region | Japan |
Regulation | FSA |
Market Instruments | Stocks, Investment trusts, Bonds |
Demo Account | / |
Customer Support | 076-222-8088 |
0120-739-679 | |
0120-660-544 |
Shin Securities Sakamoto is a Japanese securities firm specializing in novice investors. Headquartered in Kanazawa, the company offers low fees (e.g., free domestic stock purchases for those under 50), tax-exempt NISA accounts, and diverse products such as stocks and bonds. It is regulated by Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA), though it lacks an online platform and overseas coverage.
Pros | Cons |
Regulated | No online trading platform |
Low commission fees | Unclear fee information |
Free investment consultation | Low overseas market coverage |
Available NISA tax-exempt account | |
Diverse product services |
Shin is regulated by the FSA with a license number: Director of the Hokuriku Regional Taxation Bureau (Kinsho) No. 5. It has a relatively high level of security.
Tradable Instruments | Supported |
Stocks | ✔ |
Investment trusts | ✔ |
Bonds | ✔ |
Shares | ❌ |
ETFs | ❌ |
Bonds | ❌ |
Mutual Funds | ❌ |
Account Type | Main Functions |
Securities Comprehensive Account | A basic trading account that supports the buying and selling of stocks, investment trusts, and bonds. Funds are automatically transferred to the “Nomura MRF” money market fund to earn interest. |
Specific Account | 1. With withholding tax: The securities company withholds taxes, eliminating the need for individual declaration.2. Without withholding tax: Requires self-declaration of taxes. |
NISA Account | A tax-exempt exclusive investment account requiring review by the tax office (approximately 2 weeks). |
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