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From my research and personal due diligence, Huajin International does not offer trading in forex pairs at all, including majors. Their regulatory license under the Hong Kong SFC covers primarily securities and futures contracts, and there is no mention of leveraged forex trading as part of their official product suite. I have also looked into their main account types—Securities Cash Account, Securities Margin Account, and Futures Account—and none of these references suggest forex trading or leverage relating to currency pairs. Instead, Huajin International focuses on securities and futures, and leverage (or margin requirements) would apply only to these products, subject to the regulations and product-specific rules set by the SFC and relevant exchanges. The platforms they provide—ET Trade and TradeGo—are designed for securities and futures transactions, not for spot forex. If you are specifically seeking forex leverage or trying to compare leverage limits between asset classes, you will not find a relevant comparison here since foreign exchange is not supported by Huajin International. Personally, I take a cautious approach with brokers that are clear and regulated in their product offering. If a broker does not explicitly advertise or document leverage details for specific asset classes, I assume it is not part of their business model. For forex, I would look for a firm that is both regulated and transparent about its leverage offerings, and this is not the case with Huajin International based on the information available.