MARUSAN Review - Is It a Trustworthy Security Platform? - WikiFX

MARUSAN, established in 1996 and based in Japan, is a financial services company regulated by the Financial Services Agency (FSA). Clients can trade various trading instruments such as investment trusts, stocks, and bonds. The firm offers a General Account a Specific Account.

Pros and Cons

Is MARUSAN Legit?

Yes, at present, MARUSAN is regulated by FSA, holding a retail forex license.

Regulated Country	Regulated Authority	Regulated Entity	Current Status	License Type	License Number
	The Financial Services Agency (FSA)	丸三証券株式会社	Regulated	Retail Forex License	関東財務局長（金商）第167号

What Can I Trade on MARUSAN?

MARUSAN provides traders with investment trusts, stocks, and bonds.

Account Type

MARUSAN offers the General Account and the Specific account.

The General Account serves as a comprehensive platform for managing and administering funds allocated for purchasing stocks and investment trusts. Funds deposited into this account are managed within the Money Reserve Fund (MRF), which primarily consists of short-term bonds and highly rated public bonds.

The Specific account offers additional features tailored to meet specific user needs, such as simplified tax procedures with an annual transaction report.

Fees

For other detailed infomation about fees, you can refer to the company's official website: https://www.marusan-sec.co.jp/torihiki/fee/.