Unicorn SecuritiesReview SummaryFounded2004Registered Country/RegionHong KongRegulationRegulatedMarket InstrumentsStocksOptionsETFPrivate equity fundsDemo Account❌Leverage/Spread/Trading Platform/Min DepositNo limitCustomer SupportPhone: +852-3421-1271+852-2156-7907Email: chankarlun@gmail.comPhysical Address: Room 503, General Commercial Building, 156-164 Des Voeux Road Central, Central, Hong KongUnicorn Securities Information Incorporated in Hong Kong since 2004, Unicorn Securities is regulated by SFC. It is a securities company providing investment products and services such as Stocks, Options, ETFs, Private equity funds, etc. There are also 3 types of accounts for traders to choose from.Pros and ConsPros Cons Regulated by SFCNo trading platform is providedNo deposit and withdrawal method informationIs Unicorn Securities Legit?Regulated Country/RegionRegulated AuthoritySFCRegulated EntityUnicorn Securities Company LimitedLicense TypeDealing in futures contractsLicense NumberACD947Current StatusRegulatedWhat Can I Trade on Unicorn Securities? Unicorn Securities offers investment products including stocks, options, ETF and private equity funds.Tradable Instruments Supported Stocks✔Options✔ETF✔Private equity funds✔Forex❌Precious metals & Commodities❌Indices❌Bonds❌Account Types There are 3 Account types at Unicorn Securities: Cash Account, Reg T Margin Account and Portfolio Margin Account. The cash account has no limit on the deposit threshold; Reg T margin account deposit requirements are $2000 to $25,000; A portfolio margin account requires more than $25,000. Unicorn Securities adopts the electronic account opening method. You need to prepare your ID card and address proof as account opening materials.Unicorn Securities Fees Unicorn Securities charges $2.99 per trade for US stocks. For a single trade of more than 300 shares, the fee is $0.01 times the number of shares; HKD 30.00 per transaction, the single transaction fee is the transaction amount multiplied by 0.1%, the minimum amount is HKD30, in addition, the Hong Kong government charges the transaction amount multiplied by 0.1097% stamp duty and handling fee.