HSJR

HSJR is a brokerage company registered in the United Kingdom, established on November 24, 2020. According to its registration records, the firm was founded to provide trading services in foreign exchange, precious metals, indices, and crude oil.

The broker's official website, hkhsjr.com, is currently closed, leaving limited publicly available information about its current operations. While the company remains on the corporate register, the closure of its primary online presence raises questions about its ongoing business activity.

HSJR holds no known regulatory licences from any financial authority. Our review of public registers found no evidence of oversight by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the UK or any other respected regulator.

This absence of regulation means traders have no recourse to a financial ombudsman or compensation scheme should disputes arise. For traders who prioritise regulatory protection, this lack of oversight is a significant concern.

The broker has stated that it offers a range of instruments including foreign exchange pairs, precious metals (such as gold and silver), major indices, and crude oil. This product set is typical for a retail CFD broker.

However, with the website offline, it is not possible to verify the current availability of these instruments or their trading conditions (such as spreads, leverage, or margin requirements). Prospective traders would need to exercise caution in the absence of transparent information.

HSJR has previously indicated that it provides a proprietary trading platform compatible with iOS, Android, and PC devices. This suggests a multi-platform approach to cater to mobile and desktop users.

Again, due to the website closure, access to this platform cannot be confirmed or tested by FXCanary. There is no information regarding platform features, charting tools, or execution methods.

No details are available regarding account types, minimum deposits, or funding methods. The broker's claims about account offerings could not be retrieved from its offline website.

In our assessment, the lack of any published account information is a red flag. Transparent brokers typically list their account tiers and payment methods prominently.

Given its original offering and corporate registration, HSJR appears to have targeted retail traders interested in leveraged forex and CFD trading. The proprietary platform indicates an intention to provide a self-contained trading environment.

However, the current state of the broker—with no active website and no regulatory oversight—makes it unsuitable for any trader seeking a reliable and transparent counterparty.