Abstract:Rui Da International Finance Holding Limited is committed to providing one-stop customer service to individuals and corporate institutions in Hong Kong and the Greater China region with comprehensive futures brokerage services.
General Information
Rui Da International Finance Holding Limited is committed to providing one-stop customer service to individuals and corporate institutions in Hong Kong and the Greater China region with comprehensive futures brokerage services.
Trading Products
Rui Da International holds a futures license issued by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission in accordance with the law and can act as an agent for almost all futures and options varieties of the global futures exchanges. Futures varieties include: agricultural products, energy, precious metals, indices and foreign exchange in the United States; base metals on the London Metal Exchange; Japanese rubber; Malaysian palm oil; Hong Kong HSI futures and SOE futures, etc.
Trading Methods
Rui Da International offers trading methods including: online trading and telephone trading. Online trading can cover almost all varieties of futures, including LME base metals (except for derivatives such as options). At the same time, the company is equipped with a manual order team, traders on duty 24 hours a day to meet the full range of investors trading needs.
Deposit & Withdrawal
When depositing funds, investors need to use the same name account opened in Hong Kong to transfer funds to Rui Da International's customer margin account. After the transfer of funds, the investor should promptly notify the company's personnel and send proof of the transfer of funds to the company's e-mail (cs@ruida-int.com) or fax to 00852-2563 2368. When withdrawing funds, investors must first call Rui Da International; subsequently, the company will transfer funds to the investor's agreed bank account in accordance with the his/her instructions.
Contact Information
If investors have any questions, he/she can call Rui Da International at 00852-2534 2000 during office hours (Monday to Friday 9:00am to 6:00pm). Company address: Room C-D, 16/F, China Overseas Building, 139 Hennessy Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong (Exit C, Wanchai MTR Station).

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