UYS

The available information does not specify commission structures. From my experience, securities brokers often charge commissions on certain trades or investment services. I would confirm these directly with UYS to avoid unexpected costs, and I usually check openmarkets login for fee schedules once logged into my account.

UYS does not offer a demo account. In my view, this limits the ability to practice trading before committing funds. I would therefore consider starting with a small amount or seeking other brokers with demo accounts if practice trading is a priority.

From my perspective, UYS is legit given its long operational history since 2007 and verified physical office in Tokyo. Safety-wise, being FSA-regulated provides a structured environment for securities transactions. However, I always remind myself that “safe” in trading is relative: market risk remains. I personally approach my investments with cautious position sizing and always verify transaction details after logging in via openmarkets login.

Yes, UYS is regulated by the Financial Services Agency (FSA) in Japan, holding a Retail Forex License (License No. 関東財務局長（金商）第29号). From my perspective, this regulation provides a solid framework for oversight, ensuring that the broker adheres to Japanese financial laws and standards. While being regulated doesn’t remove all risk, it gives traders a level of confidence, especially compared with unregulated brokers. I personally value the transparency and formal compliance this brings.