Matsui combines a Japanese securities account with optional trading and investment services. Its product range includes domestic and US shares, investment trusts, FX, exchange futures/options, NISA and iDeCo. The FX account has separate collateral and operating rules; access to the wider product range should not be assumed from an FX-only signup.[2]
Account comparison01
Account and service routes at a glance
| Account / service | Contract and customer scope | Platform and principal condition |
|---|---|---|
| FX — reduced-spread streaming | 松井証券株式会社 (Matsui Securities Co., Ltd.) — Japan residents; retail clients | Matsui FX native web/app. Qualifying streaming entry and market exit, each 1–1,000 whole USD units. Published fixed spread has market-event exceptions; excludes ordinary limit/stop pricing.Source 9Source 10Source 11Source 7Source 2 |
| FX — 1× leverage course | 松井証券株式会社 (Matsui Securities Co., Ltd.) — Japan residents; retail clients | Matsui FX native web/app. Retail FX course; product risk and separate margin-call rules still apply.Source 12Source 2 |
| FX-only account | 松井証券株式会社 (Matsui Securities Co., Ltd.) — Japan residents; retail clients | Matsui FX native web/app. FX-only branding does not remove the internal transfer step; bank sweep excludes FX.Source 6Source 2 |
Eligibility and account structure
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Who can open which account?
| Account or check | Published requirement | Practical effect |
|---|---|---|
| General individual account | Japan residents; nationality itself is not the restriction | The broker does not present this as a general offshore account for overseas residents.Source 3 |
| FX admission | At least 18 on 1 April of the application fiscal year; sufficient financial assets, risk understanding and product approval | Applicants over 80 receive telephone identity verification. Satisfying the listed criteria does not guarantee acceptance.Source 4 |
| FX-only account | For new individual applicants; excludes minors, corporations and existing general-account holders | Existing general-account customers apply for FX access within their existing relationship.Source 5 |
| Moving beyond FX-only | A paper conversion to the general account is available | FX trading continues; additional investment products remain subject to their own permissions.Source 5 |
| Contact and documents | Electronic delivery, accurate contact details and emergency telephone availability form part of FX admission | Unreachable or out-of-date contact details can lead to trading restrictions.Source 4 |
The retail FX offer has 32 currency pairs and permits trading from one base-currency unit. Small order size reduces the minimum position increment; it does not establish that a token deposit is sufficient for a chosen strategy or for an adverse market move.[7]
FX pricing: order type and size change the spread
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Selected published FX spreads
| Pair | Reduced spread / maximum base units | Ordinary spread: 09:00–03:00 JST | Ordinary spread: other hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| USD/JPY | 0.1 pip / 1,000 | 0.2 pip | 0.2–6.0 pipsSource 9 |
| EUR/JPY | 0.2 pip / 10,000 | 0.4 pip | 0.4–15.0 pipsSource 9 |
| GBP/JPY | 0.5 pip / 10,000 | 0.9 pip | 0.9–20.0 pipsSource 9 |
| EUR/USD | 0.1 pip / 10,000 | 0.3 pip | 0.3–10.0 pipsSource 9 |
| MXN/JPY | 0.1 pip / 100,000 | 0.2 pip | 0.2–4.0 pipsSource 9 |
At a glance04
Reading the cost figures correctly
| Item | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pip versus tick | For JPY-quoted FX, one pip is JPY 0.01 per base unit; a pip must not be confused with the smaller quotation incrementSource 10 |
| Transaction commission | FX dealing commission is zero; the broker does not accept telephone FX ordersSource 11 |
| Ordinary repeat orders | Limit/stop entries and exits do not inherit the small streaming-order price merely because the position is smallSource 8 |
Illustration: 1,000 USD × 0.1 pip × JPY 0.01 gives JPY 1 spread cost, with zero commission. It assumes unchanged pricing and equal entry/exit sizes, excluding swaps, slippage and market movement. The calculator rejects sizes above this row’s 1,000-USD cap.[9][10][11]
Retail leverage courses and collateral
Sections ↑At a glance05
Four retail FX courses
At a glance06
How FX margin is funded and calculated
| Item | Published treatment | Consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Collateral currency | Japanese-yen cash | Buying an FX position does not create a withdrawable foreign-currency bank deposit.Source 57 |
| Required margin | Position margin plus pending-order margin | Placing a new order can consume capacity before it becomes an open position.Source 13 |
| Rate used | The calculation uses the relevant company bid/ask rate and course margin percentage; screen estimates use a midpoint | An estimate and final required amount can differ.Source 13 |
A stop-out and an additional-margin call are different events
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Retail and corporate stop-out rules
| Control | Published setting | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Retail stop-out selection | 50%, 60%, 70%, 80% or 90%; default 50% | Changing the setting requires sufficient recalculated margin.Source 14 |
| Corporate stop-out | 100%, fixed | Do not apply the retail default to a corporate account.Source 14 |
| Real-time breach | Cancel new orders; if the ratio remains below the selected threshold, close all positions | This is an account-wide forced liquidation process, not a promise to close only the losing trade.Source 15 |
At a glance08
End-of-day margin call and separate cash deficits
| Event | Deadline or response | Important distinction |
|---|---|---|
| End-of-day maintenance below 100% | Supply the additional amount or close sufficient positions by 15:00 JST on the next trading day | A subsequent market recovery does not automatically erase an already fixed additional-margin requirement.Source 16 |
| Cash available in the general account | Transfer it into the FX account to satisfy the FX requirement | A general-account deposit alone does not complete the remedy.Source 16 |
| While the call remains recorded | New orders and FX-to-general cash transfers are blocked | Resolving the deadline amount and restoring trading capacity are linked.Source 16 |
| Unresolved call | All FX positions may be compulsorily closed; holiday-specific earlier deadlines can be announced | Do not rely on receiving a telephone call before action.Source 16Source 17 |
| Other cash shortfall | Compulsory closure can also occur when general-account funds and transferred swaps cannot clear the deficit | This is separate from the selected intraday stop-out ratio.Source 17 |
FX exposure limits
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Published order and position ceilings
| Limit | Current stated amount |
|---|---|
| New order, including automation | Two million base units per currency pair per orderSource 8 |
| Streaming/bulk closing order | 20 million units for MXN/JPY, ZAR/JPY and HUF/JPY; five million for other pairs; forced close-outs excludedSource 8 |
| Open exposure by pair | 500 million units each for TRY/JPY, ZAR/JPY, MXN/JPY and HUF/JPY; 300 million for other pairsSource 8 |
| Across all pairs | 500 million units and 2,000 position/order entries, including effective new orders; manual and automated use is combinedSource 8 |
Repeat trading: what is automated and what remains the client’s decision?
Sections ↑At a glance10
Repeat-order setup
| Setting | Published behaviour |
|---|---|
| Strategy inputs | Choose direction, price range, quantity, entry spacing and profit width; a group stop line is optionalSource 18 |
| Product coverage | Available across all 32 FX pairs from one unit; a registered email address is requiredSource 18 |
| Duration and group size | Runs until stopped; up to 100 orders in one groupSource 18 |
| Optional group stop line | When triggered, it cancels the group’s orders, closes its positions and stops operationSource 18 |
At a glance11
Three different ways to stop a repeat-order group
| Chosen action | Positions | Existing closing orders |
|---|---|---|
| Keep positions and exits | Remain open; become ordinary manual positions | Remain in placeSource 19 |
| Keep positions, cancel all orders | Remain open; become ordinary manual positions | Cancelled — the positions no longer retain those exitsSource 19 |
| Close positions and cancel all orders | Group positions are liquidated | Cancelled as part of stoppingSource 19 |
At a glance12
Changing or restarting automation
| Situation | Published behaviour | Trading implication |
|---|---|---|
| Change profit width | Applies to closing orders issued after the change; existing exit orders are not automatically repriced | An existing profit-taking limit can be edited separately through the order interface.Source 20 |
| Change a stop line | The group-level change can affect already issued closing orders | It is a different operation from individually editing a stop order.Source 20 |
| Cancel a single automated order | Individual new/closing orders cannot simply be cancelled independently | Use the group stop controls and choose what happens to its positions.Source 20 |
| New leg rejected for insufficient margin | Funding the account does not automatically restart it | After resolving the shortage, explicitly resume the affected group.Source 21 |
| Speed-screen bulk close | Automated positions are outside that bulk-close function | Use the supported individual closing or group-stop procedure.Source 22 |
Manual order controls and trailing exits
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Order behaviour that can change the outcome
| Feature | How it works | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| FIFO in speed orders | When enabled, an opposite-side trade closes the oldest position first; otherwise the selected hedging setting governs | Review the per-pair setting before assuming the next buy/sell will add exposure.Source 23 |
| Trailing exit | Monitoring starts only after the relevant bid/ask reaches the chosen activation price | A trailing order that has not activated is not an already working protective stop.Source 24 |
| IFD entry with trailing exit | The primary order’s price becomes the trail-start level; the relevant exit-side quote must reach it after entry | An immediately adverse move can occur before trailing protection starts.Source 24 |
Overnight swaps and trading hours
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Swap accounting
| Point | Published treatment |
|---|---|
| Accrual | Swap points arise on rollover; the buy/sell direction can change between receipt and payment as conditions changeSource 25 |
| Realisation | Settled through closing the position or a separate swap transfer; published prospective rates can changeSource 25 |
| Calendar | Ordinary FX settlement is generally two relevant business days; USD/CAD uses the next relevant business daySource 26 |
| Multiple-day rollover | Charge days follow the difference between settlement dates; international holidays can alter the familiar three-day patternSource 26 |
At a glance15
FX dealing and maintenance — all times JST
| Period | US summer time | US winter time |
|---|---|---|
| Monday trading | 07:00–Tuesday 05:55 | 07:00–Tuesday 06:55Source 27 |
| Tuesday–Friday trading | 06:10–next day 05:55 | 07:10–next day 06:55Source 27 |
| Daily batch, Tuesday–Saturday | 05:55–06:10 | 06:55–07:10Source 27 |
| Saturday maintenance | 12:00–18:00; login unavailable | 12:00–18:00; login unavailableSource 27 |
Deposits, internal transfers and withdrawals
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Getting cash into and out of FX
| Step | Required route | Restriction |
|---|---|---|
| Deposit | Use the general cash balance, then transfer to FX | This two-stage route also applies to the FX-only account.Source 6 |
| Withdraw | Transfer free FX cash back to the general balance, then request bank withdrawal | There is no direct external-bank withdrawal from FX.Source 6 |
| Later-day transfer | Cash moved to FX after 15:45 JST cannot return until the overnight batch finishes, around 06:10 summer / 07:10 winter | Transfers themselves are unavailable 15:45–17:00. Dealing close and transfer reopening are different times.Source 28 |
| Other margin commitments | Japanese stock-margin collateral requirements can restrict cash transfers into FX or bank withdrawal after cash returns from FX | Separate product balances do not make all displayed cash freely transferable.Source 28 |
| Deposit channels | Netlink, Rakuraku transfer and bank-transfer services are listed | A supported bank/method and credited available cash are still necessary.Source 29 |
| MATSUI Bank sweep | Excluded from FX | A linked bank balance does not automatically satisfy an FX margin call.Source 6 |
At a glance17
External withdrawal choices
| Route | Charge, including tax | Published timing and limits |
|---|---|---|
| Standard bank withdrawal | Free | By 15:45 JST: up to JPY 20 million next business day or JPY 50 million second business day; minimum JPY 1,000 unless withdrawing the entire smaller balanceSource 30 |
| Instant withdrawal | JPY 330 | Business days 09:00–14:50; minimum JPY 10,000; total JPY 2 million/day, up to five uses; excludes Japan Post BankSource 30 |
| MATSUI Bank withdrawal | Free | Linked bank required; up to JPY 10 million per business daySource 30Source 32 |
| Same-day inbound cash | Restriction applies to Netlink/Rakuraku deposits | That newly deposited amount cannot leave the same day through instant withdrawal or MATSUI Bank withdrawalSource 30 |
MATSUI Bank is the linked banking service offered through Matsui’s agency relationship with DOCOMO SMTB Net Bank. It has its own banking account and terms. The current page advertises five free ATM uses and five free transfers to other banks each month; those allowances are not FX trading-fee rebates.[31]
Japanese shares and margin accounts
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Japanese cash-equity pricing
| Customer or transaction | Published fee, including tax |
|---|---|
| Age 26 and above: daily trade value up to JPY 500,000 | JPY 0 under the daily Box RateSource 33 |
| Daily value above JPY 500,000 to 1 million / to 2 million | JPY 1,100 / JPY 2,200; then JPY 1,100 per further JPY 1 million bandSource 33 |
| Daily value above JPY 100 million | JPY 110,000 capSource 33 |
| Age 25 and below | Box Rate commission waived through the final business-day trades of the month of the 26th birthday; that evening’s PTS session counts as the following daySource 33 |
| Odd-lot stock selling | 0.55% without a minimum; the service described is sell-only; eligible NISA selling is freeSource 33 |
At a glance19
Stock services with a different cost condition
| Service | Published treatment | Qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Regular/open-ended Japanese margin | Eligible exchange margin and cash trades share the daily Box Rate | Dealing commission is separate from financing and stock-borrow costs.Source 34 |
| Day-margin account | Zero day-trade commission and advertised 0% day-trade interest/stock-loan charge | Close by that day’s market close or complete cash settlement by 15:45 JST.Source 36 |
| Day-margin premium short selling | A separate stock-specific fee per share applies despite the zero commission/interest headline | The fee can continue if a position is carried beyond the intended day-trading deadline.Source 38 |
| Missed day-margin deadline | Broker discretionary closing costs JPY 3,575 per order, including tax | The ordinary Box Rate does not apply to this service.Source 36 |
| Best Match | Success fee equals 33%, including tax, of the obtained price improvement | Additional to applicable ordinary commission and relevant to NISA as well.Source 40 |
At a glance20
Japanese stock-margin financing and collateral
| Item | Standard six-month margin | Open-ended margin |
|---|---|---|
| Annual buy financing rate | 3.1% | 4.1%Source 35 |
| Annual stock-loan charge | 1.15% | 2.0%Source 35 |
| Additional stock-finance charge (逆日歩) | Can apply | Not applied under this scheduleSource 35 |
| Ordinary initial collateral | JPY 300,000 minimum and 30% ratio | JPY 300,000 minimum and 30% ratioSource 35 |
At a glance21
Japanese stock-margin maintenance calls
At a glance22
Holding costs and open-ended commission waivers
| Item | Published treatment |
|---|---|
| Monthly-anniversary management fee | JPY 0.11 per share, minimum JPY 110 and maximum JPY 1,100; special-unit securities use their stated scheduleSource 37 |
| Name-transfer charge on eligible long positions | JPY 55 per standard trading unit, capped at JPY 11,000; ETFs/ETNs use JPY 5.50 per unit, when crossing the relevant record dateSource 37 |
| Eligible same-day open-ended/short-term trades | The smaller aggregate opening or closing execution value is excluded from the daily Box Rate calculationSource 39 |
| Open-ended position held over six months | Its closing execution value is excluded from the Box Rate calculationSource 39 |
| Waiver timing and exclusions | Applied during the evening batch; telephone trades, standard margin, day margin, cash and US margin trades do not qualify for these waiversSource 39 |
US shares: dealing and currency conversion are separate
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US securities costs
| Service | Published fee | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Cash-equity order | 0.495%, including tax; minimum USD 0, maximum USD 22 | Trades of USD 2.22 or less are commission-free; eligible NISA orders have their own waiver.Source 41 |
| Margin-account order | 0.33%, including tax; minimum USD 0, maximum USD 16.50 | Trades of USD 3.33 or less are commission-free; financing is a separate cost.Source 42 |
| Scheduled USD/JPY exchange | Published conversion commission and spread are zero | A separate currency-exchange process, not the same price rule as a yen-settled stock order.Source 41 |
| Yen-settled stock order | JPY 0.25 per USD conversion charge | The zero-cost scheduled-conversion headline does not remove this charge.Source 41 |
At a glance24
US margin is a distinct long-only service
| Item | Published condition |
|---|---|
| Trading scope | Open-ended buy positions only, in USD; this is not the Japanese margin account’s short-selling serviceSource 43 |
| Initial collateral | USD 2,500 minimum and 50% collateral ratio; higher stock-specific requirements can applySource 43 |
| Annual buy financing | 6.3%; waived where the position is closed or cash-settled within the same domestic settlement daySource 43 |
| Account wrapper | NISA cannot be selected for US margin tradingSource 43 |
Investment trusts, NISA and iDeCo
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Fund and tax-wrapper services
| Service | Published terms | Costs that remain |
|---|---|---|
| Investment trusts | No purchase sales charge | Fund management expenses and any fund-specific redemption costs still matter.Source 44 |
| Fund app | Purchases from JPY 100; portfolio proposals, regular investing and rebalancing tools | A tool’s allocation proposal is not a return guarantee.Source 45 |
| Fund balance points | Up to 1% annualised points, depending on the fund and programme requirements | The maximum is not a flat rebate on every holding; the programme requires entry.Source 46 |
| NISA | Eligible domestic shares, US shares and investment trusts have zero broker dealing commission | Fund expenses and the Best Match success fee remain where applicable.Source 47 |
| iDeCo | Matsui’s own account-management charge is zero | Statutory/administrator and custody charges remain; this is a retirement account with separate eligibility and access rules.Source 48 |
At a glance26
iDeCo third-party and administrative charges
| Event | Published amount, including tax |
|---|---|
| Initial entry/transfer fee | JPY 2,829Source 48 |
| Contributing member | JPY 171 per month: JPY 105 plus JPY 66 custodySource 48 |
| Noncontributing investment-only member | JPY 66 per monthSource 48 |
| Benefit payment / refund / transfer out | JPY 440 / JPY 1,488 / JPY 4,400 respectivelySource 48 |
Exchange futures and options
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Selected exchange-product commissions
| Instrument or event | Published fee, including tax | Charging basis |
|---|---|---|
| Nikkei 225 futures | JPY 220 | Per contract per executionSource 49 |
| Nikkei 225 mini futures | JPY 38.50 | Per contract per executionSource 49 |
| Nikkei 225 micro futures | JPY 11 | Per contract per executionSource 49 |
| Options trading | 0.22% of premium; minimum JPY 220 | Per executionSource 50 |
| Automatic option exercise/assignment | 0.22%, without the ordinary minimum | Expiry without exercise has no exercise feeSource 50 |
Account and transfer fees beyond trading
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Material non-trading charges
| Item | Published charge or condition |
|---|---|
| Ordinary account opening/maintenance | Normally free; certain corporate accounts face JPY 33,000 annually after the first year unless qualifying activity waives itSource 32 |
| Corporate waiver qualification | Eligible securities/futures/options activity can count; FX, investment-trust and MMF activity do not qualify for that particular waiverSource 32 |
| Paper-delivery management | JPY 1,100 annually may applySource 32 |
| Outgoing investment-trust transfer | JPY 3,300 per fund per transferSource 32 |
| Optional information services | Some premium data tools charge separately; core account access being free does not make every research subscription freeSource 32 |
Native tools, charting and account access
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Platform and research tools
| Tool | Published use | Boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Matsui FX App | Mobile order entry, account monitoring and repeat-order management | Uses Matsui’s own FX account environment.Source 51 |
| FX Trader Plus | Browser-based FX dealing, charting and analysis | Check the supported browser/device environment before depending on the tool.Source 52 |
| TradingView | Matsui FX prices are supplied for chart analysis | The broker directs users to place trades in its FX website/app; this page does not establish direct TradingView order routing.Source 53 |
| Fund app | Portfolio proposals, target allocation, purchase/accumulation and rebalancing functions | Separate from FX automation and its collateral balance.Source 45 |
| Passkeys | Supported account login uses device biometrics or a PIN after registration | Retain a functioning recovery route and current contact details.Source 54 |
Client assets, execution model and dispute routes
Sections ↑At a glance30
What the documents establish
| Subject | Published arrangement | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| FX counterparty and hedging | Matsui offsets matching customer exposure and hedges with external counterparties under its disclosed process | This does not establish one external hedge for each client order.Source 56 |
| FX client cash | Margin and settled realised profits are held through a money trust at Japan Securities Finance Trust and Banking | Trust arrangements do not insure a trading position against market loss.Source 56 |
| Securities compensation | Company FAQ describes up to JPY 10 million per customer for eligible asset-return shortfalls after failure | The cited securities/funds/futures/options scope is not a promise of compensation for FX losses or unrealised derivative profits.Source 58 |
| Deficit liability | The FX agreement can require payment of losses owed to the broker | A forced-close mechanism is not a promise that losses stop at deposited cash.Source 57 |
At a glance31
Support hours and dispute handling
| Channel | Current published scope |
|---|---|
| FX staffed support | Monday–Friday, 07:00–24:00 JST; 0120-937-252, or 03-6387-3636 for the listed IP-phone routeSource 55 |
| General account support | Weekdays 08:30–17:00 JST; product desks have separate hoursSource 55 |
| AI chat | Automated 24-hour help does not mean a staffed trading desk is open continuouslySource 55 |
| External dispute route | The FX disclosure identifies FINMAC, the independent securities/financial-products dispute-resolution centre; 0120-64-5005Source 56 |
For a prospective FX user, the decisive operating questions are the chosen leverage course, how cash reaches FX, which order types receive reduced pricing, and what happens when an automated group stops. For an investor using several products, compare each product’s fees and transfer rules separately. This is a review of the published offer, not a live account, execution or withdrawal test.
Company background & evidence
Sections ↑Legal entities & licences
These are source-dated records, not a blanket assessment of the broker. Read each issuer, identifier, status and scope together.
松井証券株式会社 (Matsui Securities Co., Ltd.)
JapanSource 2
| Issuer & identifier | Recorded status | Date & scope |
|---|---|---|
| Financial Services AgencyKanto Local Finance Bureau (Kinsho) No. 164 | Authorised | Checked 10 Oct 2026Named registration confirmed in the current FSA list, page 2.Source 1 |
Sources & further reading
- Financial instruments business operators: register dated 31 August 2026 Financial Services Agency, Japan · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- General account and product-account structure Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Individual general-account admission criteria Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Product-account admission and maintenance criteria Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- FX-only account: eligibility and relationship to the general account Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- How deposits and withdrawals work for an FX-only account Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Matsui FX: products and one-unit trading Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Current FX trading rules and exposure limits Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- FX spread schedule: advertisement dated 5 October 2026 Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- What a pip means in Matsui FX Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- FX transaction charges and order access Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- FX leverage courses and corporate margin rates Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- How FX required margin is calculated Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Selecting the FX stop-out ratio Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- What happens when the real-time stop-out ratio is breached Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- FX additional-margin calls: deadline and remedies Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Events that cause compulsory FX liquidation Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Repeat orders: settings, instruments and operating rules Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Stopping a repeat-order group and handling its positions Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Changing individual and grouped repeat orders Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Resuming repeat orders after a margin rejection Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- FX speed-screen bulk closing and automated positions Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Hedging setting and first-in-first-out orders Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Trailing exit orders: activation and IFD limitations Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- FX swap accrual and settlement Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- FX rollover and settlement-calendar differences Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- FX dealing hours and maintenance, in Japan time Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Transferring funds between the general and FX accounts Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Deposit methods and account funding Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Standard, instant and MATSUI Bank withdrawals Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- MATSUI Bank: banking agency and linked services Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Account, withdrawal, transfer and optional-service charges Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Japanese cash-equity fees and age-based pricing Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Standard and open-ended Japanese margin-account commissions Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Japanese margin collateral, financing and stock-loan rules Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Japanese day-margin fees and forced-close charges Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Margin financing FAQ: recurring management and name-transfer charges Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Day-margin premium short-selling charges and carryover Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Commission waivers for open-ended and short-term Japanese margin Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Best Match price-improvement success fee Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US cash-equity commissions and currency conversion Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US margin-account dealing commissions Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- US long-only margin-account collateral and financing rules Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Investment-trust purchase and ongoing costs Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Investment-trust app, portfolio tools and minimum purchases Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Investment-trust balance-points programme Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- NISA dealing fees and remaining exceptions Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- iDeCo administration and third-party fees Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Exchange-traded futures commissions Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Options dealing, exercise and assignment charges Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Matsui FX native smartphone app Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- FX Trader Plus browser trading and analysis tool Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- TradingView rate and chart integration Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Individual-account operation, passkeys and nonresident changes Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Product-specific contact and support hours Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- FX pre-contract disclosure and client-asset trust arrangements Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Current FX trading agreement Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
- Segregation and investor-protection-fund coverage Matsui Securities · Accessed 10 Oct 2026
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