Hantec
| Offering of Investments | 7.8 |
|---|---|
| Commissions & Fees | 7.5 |
| Platform & Tools | 7.2 |
Company Overview
The Hantec Group was founded in Hong Kong in 1990, and with its focus on becoming a multinational financial broker, Hantec had expanded its operations and reputation across Hong Kong, Mainland China and Taiwan before being listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2000.
By 2008, the brand ‘Hantec Markets’ was born in Sydney, Australia. This was closely followed in 2010 by the broker’s flagship office in London, United Kingdom. The launch of the London office signalled the beginning of a period of rapid growth, expanding the group’s operations across seven regulated entities and eighteen offices helped position Hantec Markets as one of the world’s most entrusted brokers.
Hantec Markets’ primary focus is to offer currency, commodity and indices trading with fast execution, delivered through a tailored service that is supported by an industry leading 360 customer experience. These simple values have been the foundation that have underpinned the Hantec Group’s growth and longevity over the last 30 years and have become inherent in Hantec Markets’ approach heading into the future.
Description
Broker Information
| Company Name | Hantec Markets Holdings Limited |
| Company Abbreviation | N/A |
| Company Website | https://hmarkets.com/ |
| Company Phone | +4420 7036 0850 (UK) |
| Address | N/A |
| Registered Country | Malaysia |
| Established | 1990 (Hantec group) 2008 (Hantec markets) |
Trading Information
| Minimum Trade Size | 0.01 |
| Leverage | N/A |
| Minimum Investment | 100 USD |
| Account Types | Standard |
| Trading Instruments | Forex, Bullion, Commodities, Indices |
| Trading Platform | MT4, MT5 |
| Deposit Methods | Cash, Credit card, Debit card |
| Withdrawal Methods | N/A |
| Bonus Offers | N/A |
Company Overview
The Hantec Group was founded in Hong Kong in 1990, and with its focus on becoming a multinational financial broker, Hantec had expanded its operations and reputation across Hong Kong, Mainland China and Taiwan before being listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2000. By 2008, the brand ‘Hantec Markets’ was born in Sydney, Australia. This was closely followed in 2010 by the broker’s flagship office in London, United Kingdom. The launch of the London office signalled the beginning of a period of rapid growth, expanding the group’s operations across seven regulated entities and eighteen offices helped position Hantec Markets as one of the world’s most entrusted brokers. Hantec Markets’ primary focus is to offer currency, commodity and indices trading with fast execution, delivered through a tailored service that is supported by an industry leading 360 customer experience. These simple values have been the foundation that have underpinned the Hantec Group’s growth and longevity over the last 30 years and have become inherent in Hantec Markets’ approach heading into the future.- - Standardize trading instruments.
- - No guaranteed trading outcomes.
- - Usually requires a large trading capital.
Lucas Campbell –
Great analysis of markets.
Isabella Cooper –
Best Broker with Best Services i’m Very satisfied
Logan Wright –
Excellent deposit and Withdraw . Amazing services
Arif Tan –
Avoid Hantec if you value fair trading conditions. Despite advertising lower spreads, I’ve experienced consistently lower profits compared to another broker trading the same pairs. This discrepancy suggests possible manipulation of prices or profit margins. Their customer communication is appalling, leaving traders in the dark about their trading practices and outcomes.
Hana Lim –
I’m highly disappointed with Hantec. While their spreads appear competitive, the actual profits don’t reflect this advantage. It feels like they’re manipulating prices or pushing back on profits. Their lack of transparency and poor communication exacerbate the frustration.
Amir Abdullah –
Despite showing better spreads than other brokers, I’ve consistently noticed lower profits compared to my other broker when trading the same pairs. It makes me wonder if they’re trading against clients or manipulating prices to reduce profits. Their communication is also abysmal, making it impossible to get clear answers or solutions.