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“I’ve used FXTF for a few months. It's solid in terms of regulation and spreads are fair, but the platform feels outdated and withdrawals take longer than expected. Overall okay, but not my top choice.”
“While GTJAI is regulated by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), several issues raise concerns. Notably, there have been reports of withdrawal delays and limited customer support responsiveness. ”
“I’ve used FXTF for a few months. It's solid in terms of regulation and spreads are fair, but the platform feels outdated and withdrawals take longer than expected. Overall okay, but not my top choice.”
“While GTJAI is regulated by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), several issues raise concerns. Notably, there have been reports of withdrawal delays and limited customer support responsiveness. ”
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Aug 27, 2025
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The Federal Court has ordered Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd to pay $35 million and Latitude Finance Australia $20 million for misleading advertising of a 60‑month interest free, no deposit payment method. ASIC said the campaign obscured that consumers had to take out a credit card and pay fees.
Checkout.com secures in-principle approval for UAE stored value facilities licence
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BitMEX to Shut Down as Perpetual Swaps Go Mainstream; BDSwiss Offshore Unit in Question
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EU MiCA Review Puts DLT Prediction Markets Under Regulatory Spotlight
The European Commission has opened a targeted consultation on whether DLT-based prediction markets should fall under MiCA or MiFID II. The move follows growing enforcement actions across Europe and marks the first formal EU-level effort to design a specific framework.
Federal Court fines Harvey Norman and Latitude Finance over misleading interest-free ads
The Federal Court has ordered Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd to pay $35 million and Latitude Finance Australia $20 million for misleading advertising of a 60‑month interest free, no deposit payment method. ASIC said the campaign obscured that consumers had to take out a credit card and pay fees.
