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Rakuten Securities Australia

On the desk for one reason: single-entity structure. 1 register lines are on this file, spread across 1 legal entity in 1 jurisdiction, 1 of them with a top-tier regulator.


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Register lines are confirmed; several commercial figures remain unread and are left blank.

Register entries as filed
  • 01
    register entry

    ASIC for Rakuten Securities Australia Pty Ltd (ABN 99 153 803 804), renamed AT Global Markets (Australia) Pty Ltd on 17 January 2024

    Source: abr.business.gov.au

Entity by entity

1 lines
Register lines on file for Rakuten Securities Australia. A blank number is a number the desk could not read on a source; it is not a zero.
RegulatorJurisdictionEntity as registeredNumberTierSource
ASICAustraliaRakuten Securities Australia Pty Ltd (ABN 99 153 803 804), renamed AT Global Markets (Australia) Pty Ltd on 17 January 2024not verifiedT1abr.business.gov.au

Tier is the desk's shorthand for the supervising regime, not a quality score: T1 a top-tier statutory regulator, T2 a mid-tier one, T3 an offshore registration.

Commercial detail on the record

Minimum to opennot verified
EUR/USD spread as publishednot verified
Leverage as advertised1:30 (AU retail)
PlatformsMT4
Account booksnot verified

What the record says

The Australian Business Register records that ABN 99 153 803 804 traded as FXASIA PTY LTD from 2011, as RAKUTEN SECURITIES AUSTRALIA PTY LTD from 13 October 2016, and as AT GLOBAL MARKETS (AUSTRALIA) PTY LTD from 17 January 2024.

ATFX acquired Rakuten Securities Australia and announced the change of the entity's name to AT Global Markets (Australia) Pty Ltd (atfx.com)

The Rakuten Securities Australia brand is no longer used for retail clients; the business now trades as ATFX in Australia.

ASIC product intervention rules cap retail CFD leverage in Australia at 1:30 for major currency pairs and require negative balance protection.

Not verified

6 fields

The desk left these blank rather than fill them from secondary sources. They stay on the file as open questions and will be filled the day a primary source carries them.

Other open files

The whole desk

This file reports what regulators and the firm have published. It is not a review, not a rating and not advice to open or close an account anywhere.