Abstract:OCBC Securities is a brokerage firm in Singapore with more than 35 years of experience in securities, derivatives, leveraged foreign exchange, and futures trading. Commissions vary from country to country, starting from a few dollars. The company provides 5 major accounts and various products and solutions access to 5 markets including Securities, Bonds, Leveraged Futures, Leveraged Forex, and Precious Metals.
| OCBC SecuritiesReview Summary | |
| Founded | 1999-12-03 |
| Registered Country/Region | Singapore |
| Regulation | Unregulated |
| Products and Solutions | Securities/Bonds/Leveraged Futures/Leveraged Forex/Precious Metals/Share Financing/Share Borrowing |
| Leverage | Up to 1:50(Leveraged Forex Account) |
| Trading Platform | iOCBC Trading Platform/iOCBCfx Trading Platform/iOCBCfx Pro Trading Platform/Futures Trading Platform |
| Customer Support | Phone: 1800 338 8688(Local)+65 6338 8688(0verseas) |
| Email: cs@ocbcsec.com | |
| Social Media: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn | |
OCBC Securities is a brokerage firm in Singapore with more than 35 years of experience in securities, derivatives, leveraged foreign exchange, and futures trading. Commissions vary from country to country, starting from a few dollars. The company provides 5 major accounts and various products and solutions access to 5 markets including Securities, Bonds, Leveraged Futures, Leveraged Forex, and Precious Metals.

OCBC Securities is not regulated, making it less safe than regulated brokers.


OCBC Securities provides 5 major products, such as Securities, Bonds, Leveraged Futures, Leveraged Forex, and Precious Metals. In addition, 2 main solutions include Share Financing and Share Borrowing.

OCBC Securities provides a Basic Trading Account, a Leveraged Futures Account, a Leveraged Forex Account, a Share Financing Account, and a Share Borrowing Account.
Basic Trading Account: A cash trading account allows users to trade only with the funds available in the account without annual fees.
Leveraged Futures Account: Access a comprehensive range of futures including Stock Indices, Currencies, Commodities, Energy, Metals, and Interest Rates.
Leveraged Forex Account: Leverage up to 50 times and trade over 40 currency pairs including spot gold and spot silver.
Share Financing Account: Share financing lets the trade up to 3.5 times the user's original value with cash pledged as collateral and up to 2.5 times with shares pledged as collateral.
hare Borrowing Account: Engage in trading strategies such as shorting and hedging.
| Account Type | Suitable for |
| Basic Trading Account | Securities |
| Leveraged Futures Account | Futures |
| Leveraged Forex Account | Forex |
| Share Financing Account | Leveraged Trading |
| Share Borrowing Account | Leveraged Trading |

4 major platforms are available including iOCBC Trading Platform, iOCBCfx Trading Platform, iOCBCfx Pro Trading Platform, and Futures Trading Platform.
iOCBC Trading Platform: Trade Securities, Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), and Bonds.
iOCBCfx Trading Platform for Forex: Offer foreign exchange market with over 40 currency pairs including spot gold and spot silver.
iOCBCfx Pro Trading Platform for Forex: Access to over 40 FX Pairs as well as Spot Gold and Silver with 5x leverage.
Futures Trading Platform for futures: Provide Interest rates, Stock indices, Currencies, Metals, Energies and Commodities
| Trading Platform | Supported | Available Devices | Trading Products |
| iOCBC Trading Platform | ✔ | Mobile | Securities, Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), and Bonds |
| iOCBCfx Trading Platform | ✔ | Desktop,Tablet, and Mobile | Forex and Precious Metals |
| iOCBCfx Pro Trading Platform | ✔ | Mobile, Microsoft, and Mac | Leveraged Forex and Precious Metals |
| Futures Trading Platform | ✔ | Desktop and Mobile | Futures |

Traders can get in touch with OCBC Securities by phone and email.
| Contact Options | Details |
| Phone | 1800 338 8688(Local)+65 6338 8688(Overseas) |
| cs@ocbcsec.com | |
| Social Media | Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn |
| Supported Language | English |
| Website Language | English |
| Physical Address | 18 Church Street #01-00 OCBC Centre South Singapore 049479 |


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