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From my experience as a trader, CHIEF’s foremost benefit is its long-standing presence and regulatory background. The firm has operated in Hong Kong since 1979, and while I recognize that its SFC license was reportedly revoked for futures contracts, my own due diligence always prioritizes historical track records. Longevity in a highly volatile sector like financial services suggests to me a certain degree of operational stability and established business processes, which is not easy to come by. Secondly, for investors specifically focused on Hong Kong securities and futures, CHIEF’s locally developed trading platform, Chief Deal, is worth noting. In my hands-on use, I appreciated that it is designed specifically for the local market and mobile access. However, unlike global brokers that rely on universal platforms like MT4 or MT5, traders must adapt to this proprietary interface, which may require a learning curve. Still, for those already familiar with the Hong Kong market structure, the platform’s local integration can streamline trading and settlement procedures. Finally, the fee structure at CHIEF appears transparent and competitive, at least on standard online trades—commissions as low as 0.0675%, with reasonable minimum charges, reflect what I’d expect from a local broker. That said, I take into account the absence of a demo account, and I always recommend that traders review the fee schedule in detail to manage trading costs carefully. Overall, CHIEF may appeal to seasoned investors who value regional focus and cost transparency, but caution remains essential given questions over current regulatory status and limited support for global trading products.