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As someone with years of experience in the financial markets, I approach new brokers with caution, especially when the regulatory status is unclear. With TF SECURITIES, several factors stand out to me. The company is listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange and emphasizes a broad suite of financial services, including investment banking, research, wealth management, and futures trading. This scope and a government-related background can signal some level of operational maturity, and the firm has a notable presence in China. However, my priority is always regulatory transparency, and in this area, TF SECURITIES raises significant concerns. Despite the company’s claims of supervision by Chinese authorities, I could not find verifiable regulatory details on the official China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) registry. WikiFX notes the firm as “unregulated” and flags a "suspicious regulatory license,” which carries high potential risk. For me, legitimate oversight is not just a formality—it is a foundation for client fund safety and dispute resolution. In my professional judgment, I cannot regard TF SECURITIES as a reliably secure broker based on the absence of clear, recognized regulation. Regardless of platform features or listing status, I am unwilling to compromise on regulatory safeguards. For anyone considering them, my advice is to proceed with extreme caution, conduct further independent verification, and avoid depositing significant funds unless and until regulatory clarity is achieved.