RIFA

WikiFX | 2025-07-16 14:00

Abstract：RIFA is an online trading platform regulated by the SFC for futures contracts (License ARP340). They offer security and futures trading through various platforms, including mobile and desktop options, with multiple contact numbers for customer support.

RIFA Review Summary
Founded	2016
Registered Country/Region	Hong Kong
Regulation	SFC
Market Instruments	Securities, futures
Trading Platform	RIFA Securities Mobile Trading Platform, Ayers Security Code, Rifa Futures Trading Software - Yisheng Polestar 9.3, Yisheng Yixing APP
Minimum Deposit	/
Customer Support	Tel: 4008 908 168, 852 3900 1781, 86 14715035047, 852 3900 1718

RIFA Information

RIFA is an online trading platform regulated by the SFC for futures contracts (License ARP340). They offer security and futures trading through various platforms, including mobile and desktop options.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Various trading platforms	Complex fee structure
Regulated by SFC
Transparent fees

Is RIFA Legit?

RIFA is currently regulated by Hong Kong's SFC for futures contracts (License ARP340) while its securities dealing license (AAA537) is exceeded.

Regulated Authority	Current Status	Regulated Country	License Type	License No.
Securities and Futures Commission (SFC)	Regulated	Hong Kong	Dealing in futures contracts	ARP340
Securities and Futures Commission (SFC)	Exceeded	Hong Kong	Dealing in securities	AAA537

What Can I Trade on RIFA?

RIFA mainly offers security and futures trading.

Trading Products	Supported
Securities	✔
Futures	✔
Forex	❌
Commodities	❌
Indices	❌
Cryptos	❌
Bonds	❌
Options	❌
ETFs	❌

RIFA Fees

Stock Trading Fees

Type	Fees
Commission	Please consult your broker
Transaction Levy	0.0027% of the transaction amount
Transaction Fees	0.00565% of the transaction amount
Stock stamp duty	0.1% of the transaction amount (if the amount is less than $1, it will be calculated as $1)
Settlement Fee	0.005%, minimum HKD 5.5 (charged in the currency charged by the clearing house)
China-Hong Kong System Connection Fee	HK$15 per order
Financial Reporting Council Transaction Levy	0.00015% of the transaction amount

Agent Service Fees

Type	Fees
Collect dividends	0.5% of total dividend (0.12% HKSCC), min HK$30/US$4/CNY$30, max HK$10,000 (charged in dividend currency)
Exercise rights/warrants/CBBCs/takeover	HK$1.5 per stock lot (HK$0.8 H.K. Clearing), min HK$30 (charged in product settlement currency)
Applying for additional rights	HK$1.5 per lot, min HK$30
Registration & transfer fees (stocks, bonus shares, warrants, rights)	Transfer fee HK$2 per lot (HK$1.5 H.K. Clearing Corp.). HK$10 per stock, HK$30 per bonus share (calculated per stock). (charged in clearing house currency)

Trading Platform

Trading Platform	Supported	Available Devices
RIFA Securities Mobile Trading Platform	✔	Android 4.0 or iOS 7.0 system
Ayers Security Code	✔	Android 4.0 or iOS 7.0 system
Rifa Futures Trading Software - Yisheng Polestar 9.3	✔	Windows
Yisheng Yixing Mobile Trading Platform	✔	Android, iOS (via QR Code)

Future

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Regulated

RIFA FINANCE

Company name：日发国际金融有限公司

Score

5.87

Website：http://www.rffg.com.hk/

15-20 years | Regulated in Hong Kong China | Derivatives Trading License (AGN) | Self-developed

Score

5.87

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