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GMO Click Securities

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Brand overview and official site
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Client protection

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GMOクリック証券株式会社

Japan

Negative balance protection
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Segregated client funds
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Investor compensation
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Japan Investor Protection Fund membership does not automatically cover OTC FX. Left unknown.

Last checked: 1 month ago

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Entity matched; identifier scope below ·

GMOクリック証券株式会社

The provider footer and FSA list match the named company and Kanto financial-registration number 77. The registration is separate from the corporate number and does not by itself establish FX loss protection or eligibility for non-residents.

Sources and scope

Entity and registration number matched to the regulator list.

Company / corporate identifier
4011001045946
Authority or registration system
Japan FSA / Kanto Local Finance Bureau
Disclosed financial permission
関東財務局長(金商)第77号

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