Purpose

The Hong Kong foreign exchange market is an international forex market that developed in the 1970s. As one of the global financial centers, Hong Kong's forex market is characterized by active trading, strong liquidity, and robust regulation. To help investors or practitioners gain a more comprehensive understanding of forex brokers in this region, the team conducted on-site visits in Hong Kong, China.

Process

As scheduled, the team visited the foreign exchange dealerKeystone in Hong Kong, China. According to public information, its office address is "ROOM 8, 11/F, WANG FAI INDUSTRIAL BUILDING, 29 LUK HOP STREET, SAN PO KONG, KL HONG KONG".

A professional and experienced team, driven by a sense of mission to rigorously safeguard investors' interests, meticulously planned and traveled to the target area in Hong Kong, China, to conduct on-site verification of the trader Keystone claiming to be located at the aforementioned address.

The team arrived smoothly at Wang Hui Industrial Building, which is located in a relatively old industrial area with a somewhat outdated overall environment and average commercial atmosphere. No company signage or related information of Keystone was found on the exterior of the building.

The team entered the building lobby and stated their purpose to the security personnel. After communication, they were granted permission to enter.

Upon arriving at the supposed 11th floor, it was discovered that the building actually had no 11th floor, and the elevator couldn't reach it. After inquiring with security, the team was informed that there was no company named Keystone in the building. Due to this situation, the team couldn't enter the so-called company premises, nor could they photograph the reception area or its logo. The office space in question was not a shared workspace.

Through the public areas of the building, the team was unable to observe the internal environment of the company and other conditions. Overall, the situation here does not match the positioning claimed by the dealer.

Therefore, after on-site verification, it is confirmed that the dealer Keystone does not exist at the above address.

Conclusion

The team visited the foreign exchange dealer's purported business address in Hong Kong, China as planned, Keystone, but found no signage or information indicating the dealer's company name at the publicly displayed location, confirming the dealer lacks a genuine business premises. Investors are advised to make informed decisions after comprehensive consideration.

Disclaimer

The above content and views are for reference only and should not be considered as the final basis for selection.