Licence ០៤០ ន.ម.ក./អ.ប./ឈ.ឧ, written in Khmer numerals and reading 040 in Latin digits, is listed by the Securities and Exchange Regulator of Cambodia (SERC) against ATFX (Cambodia) Company Limited in its Derivative Broker section. The holder is a Cambodian company, one of the registered corporate entities behind the ATFX brand. SERC also lists it as a broker under a central counterparty whose status reads Active.
SERC is Cambodia's securities regulator, and its Intermediaries list sorts firms by role, with sections for securities underwriters, dealers and brokers, central counterparties, trustees, fund businesses and derivative brokers. The register gives this category no wording beyond its heading, Derivative Broker. Approved products, contracts for difference on currencies, precious metals, crude oil, indices and equity securities, are listed per central counterparty on a separate Approved Derivatives page.
The entry records an authorisation for the named Cambodian company. It is not a statement about solvency or conduct, and it covers ATFX (Cambodia) Company Limited rather than every entity or website using the ATFX name. SERC gives no status column for derivative brokers, so the standing rests on the Approved Derivatives page, which names the company under Phnom Penh Derivative Exchange Plc.
The row printed an address in AMASS CENTRAL TOWER on Street 63, Boeung Keng Kang, Phnom Penh, one telephone number, the trading server ATFXKH-LIVE2 and a client money account at ABA. It shows no email address and no website, and SERC gives no issue or expiry date for the licence.
To check it, open Intermediaries under Market Participants on serc.gov.kh, expand Derivative Broker and find the company by name, then look for it on the Approved Derivatives page under its central counterparty. The position would change if the row disappeared, the counterparty's status turned to Suspension (a word SERC already uses for others), or the holder's name changed.