Shin Spreads, leverage, minimum deposit Revealed

WikiFX | 2025-06-03 12:14

Abstract：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.

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 Information

　　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 and Cons

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

Is Shin Legit?

　　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.

What Can I Trade on Shin?

Tradable Instruments	Supported
Stocks	✔
Investment trusts	✔
Bonds	✔
Shares	❌
ETFs	❌
Bonds	❌
Mutual Funds	❌

Account Type

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).