MooMoo Trading VS Tiger Broker And Review

Investors who have invested in US and Hong Kong stocks should be familiar with Futu Securities (Singapore) and Tiger Brokers. Some investors even use the services of these two securities firms at the same time, especially when the IPO of US, Hong Kong, and Singapore stocks is launched, both can apply together to increase the chances of winning lots.

With the increasing popularity of US and Hong Kong stock investments in Taiwan and Singapore, the discussion among US securities firms is also increasing. Investors who have not yet joined this ranks may have questions: which securities firm is better to use?

This article provides an in-depth evaluation of Futu Securities (Singapore) and Tiger Brokers, summarizing the backgrounds of the two securities firms, the investment products they support for trading, the commission fees for US and Hong Kong stocks, the types of deposit and withdrawal methods and related fees supported, the platform's supervision and fund security, the latest account opening and deposit discounts, and how investors can make choices.

If you are interested in investing in US and Hong Kong stocks but don't know how to choose a securities firm to open an account, I believe this article will be helpful to you. Feel free to leave comments and discuss any questions you have.

Futu Singapore Pte. Ltd is a subsidiary of Futu Holdings (Nasdaq: FUTU), a US listed company. It is regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and holds a capital market services license (license number: CMS101000).

Futu Securities was founded in 2012 and provides investors with multinational financial trading services through its investment platforms Futu Niuniu and Moomoo, obtaining strategic investments from Tencent, Matrix, and Sequoia Capital.

Futu Holdings and its subsidiaries hold a total of 43 financial licenses and qualifications in various mainstream financial markets around the world, covering multiple aspects such as the US stock market, Hong Kong stock market, A-share market, funds, futures, bonds, etc. The cumulative user base of its platform exceeds 14 million.

Tiger Brokers was founded in 2014 and officially listed on the NASDAQ stock exchange (TIGR) in 2019. It entered the Singapore market in February 2020 and has become a popular internet brokerage firm in Southeast Asia for the US and Hong Kong stock markets.

The main creative team has years of experience in finance and the internet, with core members from Morgan Stanley, Tencent, Baidu, Alibaba, and others. They have also received strategic investments from investment institutions such as Xiaomi Technology, ZhenGe Fund, Xufeng Evergreen, Huagai Capital, PAC (Prospect Avenue Capital), and Hongtai Capital.

Tiger Securities specializes in a one-stop online investment experience of "investing globally with one account". Through the exclusive trading platform Tiger Trade, one account can invest in multiple markets, obtain financial data, valuations, and read global economic news for listed companies.