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From my own due diligence as a trader with a focus on safety and regulatory clarity, I took a close look at Huajin International’s credentials. The firm is indeed under regulatory oversight: it is licensed and regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong. For me, an SFC license is a meaningful indicator, since the SFC is recognized for its rigorous standards regarding the supervision of firms that deal in securities and futures contracts. Specifically, Huajin International holds a license (number BFJ369) related to dealing in futures contracts, which gives me some confidence that their activities are monitored according to established financial practice in Hong Kong. That said, regulatory oversight is important, but not an automatic guarantee of a seamless trading experience. I always recommend confirming the current license status directly on the official SFC website and thoroughly reviewing a broker's track record before funding any account. In short, while Huajin International is regulated by the SFC, vigilance is critical; ultimately, regulatory status should be just one part of my broader risk assessment as a trader.