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Hana Securities: 2026 Korean Currency Futures, FX Margin, Global Equities and CFD Fees

Hana Securities publishes distinct schedules for domestic shares, overseas stocks, exchange currency futures, global derivatives, SBI FX margin and securities CFDs. The product and account cohort determine the fee; the CFD funding formulas also distinguish long from short positions and domestic from foreign day-count conventions.

By FXBrokers.ai ResearchOperating status: ActiveSources checked Published Updated
Profile scope

Scope: the named contracting company and the product-specific schedules cited below. Published tariffs are ordinary reference terms; negotiated account terms may differ. Entity identifiers are labelled according to whether they were verified by the regulator or disclosed by the firm.

  • Hana Securities publishes distinct schedules for domestic shares, overseas stocks, exchange currency futures, global derivatives, SBI FX margin and securities CFDs.
  • The tariff expressly includes exchange currency futures, SBI FX margin and CFDs; the ambiguous USD5/6 FX-margin unit is not presented as a verified round-trip fee.
  • CFD funding uses different long/short formulas, additional stock borrow and domestic 365-day versus foreign 360-day denominators.

Hana Securities publishes distinct schedules for domestic shares, overseas stocks, exchange currency futures, global derivatives, SBI FX margin and securities CFDs. The product and account cohort determine the fee; the CFD funding formulas also distinguish long from short positions and domestic from foreign day-count conventions.[1]

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Hana Securities — essential scope

Hana Securities — essential scope
MeasureValueContext
CompanyHana Securities Co., Ltd., South KoreaSource 1
Eligible direct Korean shares0.01416390% in the listed cohortSource 1
US sharesOnline 0.25%; assisted 0.50%Source 1
Domestic currency futuresOnline KRW600 per contract; assisted KRW1,600Source 1
FX margin and CFDsExpressly present in the issuer’s tariff; separate permissions and terms applySource 1
Review date27 October 2026Source 1

Accounts and onboarding

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Domestic account-origin categories

Domestic account-origin categories
ItemDetail
Eligible bank / direct L category0.01416390% online ordinary stock rate.Source 1Source 2
Bank deposit-linked categoryDifferent schedule; not automatically the same as direct L.Source 1Source 2
Branch G categoryOpened from 2 April 2018; value-based tiers.Source 1Source 2
Older H categoryA separate legacy schedule exists for earlier openings.Source 1Source 2
Manager assignmentAppointing a manager can change digital-account pricing to the appropriate branch cohort, subject to listed legacy exceptions.Source 1Source 2
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Product-account distinctions

Product-account distinctions
ItemDetail
Cash sharesDomestic or foreign stock brokerage.Source 1
Domestic currency futuresExchange derivatives with per-contract commissions.Source 1
Foreign futures / optionsSeparate currency, exchange and contract-size rows.Source 1
SBI FX marginA separately labelled product schedule.Source 1
Securities CFDDomestic/foreign and branch/digital commissions plus financing and borrow charges.Source 1
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Negotiated-fee process

Negotiated-fee process
ItemDetail
ApplicationRequest through the relevant branch under the published process.Source 1
ApprovalSubject to the firm’s review rather than automatic entitlement.Source 1
Review periodNegotiated terms are reviewed annually under the stated policy.Source 1
Comparison ruleUse the actual agreed account rate when available; a request alone is not a fee concession.Source 1

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Products and market access

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Currency exposure comes in different contracts

Currency exposure comes in different contracts
ItemDetail
Foreign shareAn investment denominated in another currency.Source 1
Domestic currency futureUSD, JPY, EUR or CNH exchange contract in the domestic schedule.Source 1
Foreign futureRegular or micro contract with foreign-currency commission.Source 1
FX marginThe SBI row is distinct from both share conversion and exchange futures.Source 1
Securities CFDA derivative over securities, not ownership of the underlying share.Source 1
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Additional listed product families

Additional listed product families
ItemDetail
Government-bond futures3-, 5-, 10- and 30-year contracts.Source 1
CommoditiesGold and lean-hog futures.Source 1
Foreign optionsCME and Eurex rows.Source 1
Global sharesOnline markets plus separately priced assisted-only destinations.Source 1

Fees and ongoing costs

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The table units are essential. KRW600 is a currency-futures commission, USD7.50 a standard overseas-futures commission in the relevant currency row, and the SBI FX-margin line has a unit that is not fully explained on the fee page. They cannot be collapsed into one comparable forex commission.[1]

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Domestic stock digital and linked pricing

Domestic stock digital and linked pricing
ItemDetail
Eligible direct L / bank-linked row0.01416390%.Source 1
Bank deposit-linked, below KRW500,0000.50%.Source 1
Bank deposit-linked, KRW500,000 and above0.15%.Source 1
RMS online loan-linked account0.045%.Source 1
NXT adjustmentDepends on the order/fee category; no single flat discount is invented.Source 1
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Branch G ordinary stock tiers

Branch G ordinary stock tiers
ItemDetail
Up to KRW500,0000.496%.Source 1
Above KRW500,000 to below KRW10 million0.141% + KRW1,200.Source 1
KRW10 million to below KRW30 million0.134% + KRW1,500.Source 1
KRW30 million to below KRW50 million0.126%.Source 1
KRW50 million to below KRW100 million0.097%.Source 1
KRW100 million to below KRW200 million0.089%.Source 1
KRW200 million and above0.078%.Source 1
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Online and assisted foreign-stock rates

Online and assisted foreign-stock rates
ItemDetail
United States0.25% online / 0.50% assisted.Source 1
Hong Kong / China / Japan0.30% / 0.50%.Source 1
Vietnam0.40% / 0.50%.Source 1
Vietnam online minimumVND700,000.Source 1
Vietnam assisted minimumVND800,000.Source 1
Vietnam sell tax0.10% under the listed local-charge line.Source 1
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Assisted-only European stock minima

Assisted-only European stock minima
ItemDetail
Euro, sterling or USD market row0.50%; minimum EUR50 / GBP50 / USD50 as applicable.Source 1
Denmark0.50%; minimum DKK300.Source 1
Sweden0.50%; minimum SEK450.Source 1
Norway0.50%; minimum NOK400.Source 1
Currency matchingThe relevant market’s fee currency controls; a single USD minimum cannot replace all of them.Source 1
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Other assisted-only stock minima

Other assisted-only stock minima
ItemDetail
Canada0.50%; minimum CAD50.Source 1
Singapore0.50%; minimum SGD80.Source 1
Indonesia0.50%; minimum IDR450,000.Source 1
Australia / New Zealand0.50%; minimum AUD50 / NZD50.Source 1
South Africa0.70%; minimum ZAR560.Source 1
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Paid foreign-stock service additions

Paid foreign-stock service additions
ItemDetail
ChoiceStock USAdditional 0.10 percentage point under the service line.Source 1
Newgstock USAdditional 0.25 percentage point.Source 1
Global Mentors, domestic plus foreignAdditional 0.05 percentage point.Source 1
Global Mentors, foreign onlyAdditional 0.10 percentage point.Source 1
InterpretationThese are service-linked additions, not the ordinary base stock commission.Source 1
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Domestic currency-futures commission

Domestic currency-futures commission
ItemDetail
ContractsUSD, JPY, EUR and CNH.Source 1
OnlineKRW600 per contract.Source 1
AssistedKRW1,600 per contract.Source 1
Expiry / settlement chargeKRW1,790 per contract in the specified line.Source 1
Currency distinctionKRW is the commission currency; the tariff amount alone does not establish contract cash-settlement mechanics.Source 1
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Other domestic futures

Other domestic futures
ItemDetail
Government bonds online / assistedKRW2,990 / KRW7,990 per contract.Source 1
3- and 5-year bond expiryKRW8,990.Source 1
10- and 30-year bond expiryKRW7,990.Source 1
Gold online / assistedKRW300 / KRW800.Source 1
Lean hog online / assistedKRW2,960 / KRW7,960.Source 1
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Foreign futures — standard contracts

Foreign futures — standard contracts
ItemDetail
USD rowOnline USD7.50 / assisted USD12.Source 1
JPY rowJPY750 / JPY1,200.Source 1
EUR rowEUR5 / EUR12.Source 1
HKD rowHKD75 / HKD120.Source 1
CNH rowCNH75 / CNH120.Source 1
BasisPer contract and applicable side under the futures schedule; exchange and contract selection remain essential.Source 1
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Foreign micro futures and options

Foreign micro futures and options
ItemDetail
Micro USD futuresOnline USD1.50 / assisted USD7.50.Source 1
Micro JPY futuresJPY150 / JPY750.Source 1
Micro EUR futuresEUR1.50 / EUR7.50.Source 1
CME optionsUSD7.50 / USD12.Source 1
Eurex index optionsEUR5 / EUR12.Source 1
Multiplier warningA lower micro commission does not establish an equal notional cost without the actual contract multiplier.Source 1
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SBI FX-margin fee disclosure

SBI FX-margin fee disclosure
ItemDetail
Product labelFX margin, SBI.Source 1
Online figureUSD5.Source 1
Assisted figureUSD6.Source 1
Unresolved unitThe reviewed page does not clearly establish whether this figure is per lot, side or round trip.Source 1
Other economicsNo spread, swap, leverage or liquidation threshold is inferred from that figure.Source 1
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Domestic and foreign CFD commissions

Domestic and foreign CFD commissions
ItemDetail
Domestic, branch account online0.225%.Source 1
Domestic, digital account online0.15%.Source 1
Domestic assisted0.50%.Source 1
Foreign, branch account online0.30%.Source 1
Foreign, digital account online0.20%.Source 1
Foreign assisted0.50%.Source 1
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Domestic CFD financing

Domestic CFD financing
ItemDetail
Long formula91-day CD benchmark + 2 percentage points.Source 1
Short formulaNegative 91-day CD benchmark + 2 percentage points, plus stock-borrow charges.Source 1
Day-count365-day denominator.Source 1
Rate movementBenchmark-based daily charge changes as the benchmark changes.Source 1
Other short costsA negotiated opening charge can also apply under the specified short terms.Source 1
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Foreign CFD financing

Foreign CFD financing
ItemDetail
Long formulaSOFR + 2 percentage points.Source 1
Short formulaNegative SOFR + 2 percentage points, plus stock-borrow charges.Source 1
Day-count360-day denominator.Source 1
PostingThe schedule describes daily funding cash flows.Source 1
Net costThe benchmark component alone is not the short position’s net carrying cost.Source 1

Trading, orders and platforms

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Order channel and product pricing

Order channel and product pricing
ItemDetail
HTS / mobile onlineUse the appropriate account and instrument row.Source 1Source 2
Assisted dealingDifferent rates and minima apply to stocks, futures and CFDs.Source 1Source 2
Manager changeCan move a digital account into a branch pricing cohort.Source 1Source 2
Regular versus microSelect the actual contract row; the label futures is not precise enough.Source 1Source 2
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CFD cost-monitoring screens

CFD cost-monitoring screens
ItemDetail
Domestic rolloverHTS screen 7074.Source 1
Domestic stock borrowScreen 7083.Source 1
Domestic negotiated short chargeScreen 7086.Source 1
Foreign financing / borrowScreens 7042 / 7043.Source 1
PurposeThe screens expose changing carry inputs; the static commission percentage alone cannot forecast holding cost.Source 1

Funding, settlement and withdrawals

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Funding costs supported by the tariff

Funding costs supported by the tariff
ItemDetail
Domestic CFDCD-linked long/short formula with a 365-day basis.Source 1Source 2
Foreign CFDSOFR-linked long/short formula with a 360-day basis.Source 1Source 2
Short securities exposureBorrow charges are additional.Source 1Source 2
Cash conversion / withdrawalComplete bank-transfer windows, FX-conversion hours and withdrawal charges were not established from the published fee and FAQ pages.Source 1Source 2
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Collateral and contract limits

Collateral and contract limits
ItemDetail
Fee quote versus marginA commission figure is not a margin percentage.Source 1
FX-margin unitThe USD5/6 line requires product documentation before a round-trip model is possible.Source 1
Futures expiryThe stated expiry charge is separate from ordinary dealing commission.Source 1
CFD short positionFunding and stock-borrow terms can continue while the exposure remains open.Source 1

Regulation, custody and protection

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Different exposures, different claims

Different exposures, different claims
ItemDetail
Cash securityOwnership/custody interest under the securities service.Source 1
Exchange futureDerivative exposure with product-specific obligations.Source 1
FX marginSeparate OTC product terms; the fee row does not establish a capital guarantee.Source 1
CFDContractual exposure rather than ownership of the referenced share.Source 1

Support, records and complaints

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Overseas-stock help and fee interpretation

Overseas-stock help and fee interpretation
ItemDetail
Overseas stock desk02-3771-3771 in the official FAQ.Source 1Source 2
PrecisionUse the full tariff’s 0.01416390% where applicable instead of rounding the FAQ’s shorthand into a different rate.Source 1Source 2
Manager assignmentThe FAQ explains that service changes can change the price cohort.Source 1Source 2
Enquiry detailSpecify account cohort, market, channel and regular/micro contract where relevant.Source 1Source 2

Additional services

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Service enrolment and repricing

Service enrolment and repricing
ItemDetail
Foreign-stock add-onsChoiceStock, Newgstock and Global Mentors have distinct extra commission lines.Source 1Source 2
Negotiated feesBranch application and review are required.Source 1Source 2
Account managerA relationship change may alter standard online pricing.Source 1Source 2
Automation authorityA paid service name or fee line alone does not establish authority to place trades, withdraw money or manage positions after disconnection.Source 1Source 2

Company and legal identity

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Company and source scope

Company and source scope
ItemDetail
Profile subjectHana Securities Co., Ltd., South Korea.Source 1Source 2
Bank distinctionThe securities contractor is distinct from Hana Bank.Source 1Source 2
EvidenceOfficial full trading schedule and overseas-investing FAQ.Source 1Source 2
Headquarters
Seoul, South Korea
The companies behind the brand

Legal entities & licences

These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.

Hana Securities Co., Ltd.

South KoreaSource 1

No separate licence entry is recorded in this panel.

Worked examples and practical implications

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Domestic and overseas stock examples

Domestic and overseas stock examples
ItemDetail
KRW10 million eligible direct-L tradeKRW1,416.39 at 0.01416390%, before rounding and other costs.Source 1
Same value in branch G tierKRW13,400 + KRW1,500 = KRW14,900 at the quoted KRW10–30 million tier.Source 1
USD5,000 US online tradeUSD12.50 at 0.25%, before other costs.Source 1
VND100 million Vietnam online tradeVND400,000 before the floor; VND700,000 commission applies.Source 1
Same Vietnam value assistedVND500,000 before the floor; VND800,000 applies.Source 1
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Futures commission examples

Futures commission examples
ItemDetail
Ten domestic currency contracts onlineKRW6,000 at KRW600 per contract.Source 1
Ten standard USD foreign contracts onlineUSD75 at USD7.50 per contract.Source 1
Ten micro USD foreign contracts onlineUSD15 at USD1.50 per contract.Source 1
ScopeEach illustration covers one charged transaction side and excludes other applicable exchange, financing, margin or settlement costs.Source 1
Economic comparisonThe different contract sizes prevent a fee-only comparison of leverage or risk.Source 1
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CFD formula illustration — assumed benchmark, not a live quote

CFD formula illustration — assumed benchmark, not a live quote
ItemDetail
AssumptionForeign CFD benchmark SOFR of 4%; USD100,000 financing base for one day.Source 1
Long benchmark component6% annualised: USD100,000 × 6% / 360 ≈ USD16.67.Source 1
Short benchmark component-2% annualised before stock borrow and other short charges.Source 1
Carry interpretationA negative benchmark component does not establish a profitable or free short after borrow charges, price moves and other terms.Source 1
Domestic comparisonUse the CD benchmark and 365 denominator; do not reuse the foreign 360-day formula.Source 1
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Sources & further reading

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