HIROSEGLOBALTRADES Review

Updated: April 1, 2026
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About HIROSEGLOBALTRADES

Hirose Financial operates under multiple formal regulatory frameworks. It is authorised by the Kinki Finance Bureau of the Ministry of Finance in Japan (Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, Registration #41), regulated by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA, registration number 540244), and licensed by the Labuan Financial Services Authority in Malaysia (Labuan FSA, registration number MB/15/0006).

Trading conditions include zero swap (interest-free) offerings and no fees for deposits and withdrawals, with spreads starting at approximately 0.9 pips for EUR/USD; spreads for XAU/USD, BTC/USD, and D30EUR are around 18, 35, and 5 points respectively.

Minimum deposit is advertised as USD 0, with no commissions and low spreads; leverage details are unspecified in official sources, though some third-party materials cite up to 1:300 (spread-based pricing model, standard and ECN/RAW account variations exist).

Who it’s for

  • Traders seeking brokers regulated in multiple jurisdictions (Japan, UK, Malaysia)
  • Clients prioritizing low-cost trading (zero deposit/withdrawal fees, zero swaps, competitive spreads)
  • Users who prefer flexible account types (standard and ECN/RAW models) and low entry requirements

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Regulated by major authorities: Japan FSA (#41), UK FCA (540244), Labuan FSA (MB/15/0006)
  • No deposit or withdrawal fees; zero swaps available
  • Competitive spreads from ~0.8–0.9 pips EUR/USD
  • Multiple account types including ECN/RAW and standard

Cons

  • Retail client onboarding for UK and Labuan entities has been permanently suspended as of late July or early August 2025, though Japanese operations continue
  • Leverage data varies by source and lacks official confirmation

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