Guotai Junan International restricts mainland China-based clients from depositing funds or buying stocks.
According to 36Kr, Guotai Junan International has begun partially restricting usable services for mainland China-based investor accounts, starting on Sep 26, to comply with regulatory requirements. Accounts that log in from mainland China will be unable to deposit funds or buy stocks, and can only withdraw or sell; accounts that log in from overseas will not have deposits, withdrawals, or trading restricted. The changes follow similar moves by other cross-border brokers such as Futu, Tiger Brokers, Changqiao, and Huasheng Securities.
Key facts
- 01Sept 26: Guotai Junan International begins partial restriction of usable services for mainland investor accounts.
- 02Restrictions apply to deposits and buying; withdrawals and selling remain allowed for mainland-login accounts.
- 03Accounts logging in from overseas are not restricted in deposits, withdrawals, or trading.
- 04Context notes that other cross-border brokers such as Futu, Tiger Brokers, Changqiao, and Huasheng Securities are mentioned in relation to similar moves.
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