Phillip Securities Review

Updated: March 20, 2026
Phillip Securities
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Traffic information

CategoryMetricsMeaning
RatingsGlobal Rank4777626
Country CodeSG
Country Rank63780
Category Rank1477
Engagement metricsVisits3248
Bounce Rate0.3115
Pageviews per Visit1.78
Avg. Visit Duration81.65
Estimated monthly visitsDecember 20253375
January 20263952
February 20263248
Top countriesSingapore (SG)62.33%
Malaysia (MY)37.67%
Traffic sourcesDirect45.15%
Search40.88%
Referrals10.27%
Social2.83%
Paid Referrals0.79%
Mail0.07%
Top keywordscfd93680 ◦ $4.31 ◦ $130
poems metatrader 5 platform login100 ◦ $100
phillip cfd130 ◦ $60
cfd trading11380 ◦ $12.68 ◦ $10
poems 2.01040 ◦ $10

About Phillip Securities

Phillip Securities Pte Ltd, operating under the domain phillipcfd.com, offers trading in CFDs across various asset classes including equities, indices, commodities, and forex, as well as providing access via the MetaTrader 5 platform and POEMS trading environment, with over 5,000 CFD contracts across eight markets (). It requires prospective CFD traders to complete a Customer Knowledge Assessment (CKA) and acknowledge a Risk Fact Sheet as mandated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) ().

No regulatory licence from MAS, FCA, ASIC, or other recognised financial regulators is documented for Phillip Securities Pte Ltd. Investigations suggest that the firm may be misusing regulatory credentials from the compliant entity registered at phillip.com.sg, and does not appear on any official MAS registry under its operational domain, indicating impersonation concerns ().

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Offers a breadth of CFD instruments across multiple asset classes including equities, indices, commodities, and forex ().
  • Supports MetaTrader 5 and POEMS platforms, along with both demo and live accounts ().
  • No minimum deposit requirement is noted ().

Cons

  • Completely lacks regulatory authorisation; no licence from MAS, FCA, ASIC, or any other known regulator ().
  • Evidence suggests potential impersonation of a regulated entity, raising concerns about legitimacy and investor safety ().
  • Absence of investor protections such as segregated accounts or compensation schemes; regulatory oversight is absent ().

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