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Licence Verification Dossier: ACI995

Deterministic cross-examination of regulatory certificate number "ACI995" against APAC Capital Brief's supervisory filings, contracting legal entities, and approved domain registries.

Coverage: Cryptographic Oracle Integrity SHA-256: bd0bc5a94075d49e6159ae0f…

Queried Identifier
ACI995
Matched Filings
1
Primary Authority
SFC
6D Compliance Score
7.0

Matched Supervisory Filings & Contracting Entities

All institutions in our dataset associated with certificate number ACI995.

InstitutionRegulatorCertificate No.StatusContracting Legal EntityApproved Domain6D Score
EBSI ForexSFC
Securities and Futures Commission
ACI995RegulatedCES Forex (HK) Limited
Effective: 2005-03-04
ebshk.com →7.0

Cryptographic Certificate Verification Architecture

Deterministic 4-stage supervisory lookup and domain-binding audit trail.

Regulatory Certificate Verification Pipeline: Licence #ACI995
Exhibit: APAC Capital Brief 4-stage licence verification workflow for certificate ACI995.

3-Step Official Registry Verification Checklist

Mandatory operational due diligence before onboarding or wiring margin capital.

STEP 01 • ENTITY MATCH

Verify Contracting Legal Name

Confirm that the exact corporate entity named in your client service agreement matches the legal entity recorded against certificate ACI995 (CES Forex (HK) Limited), rather than an unregulated offshore group affiliate.

STEP 02 • DOMAIN HYGIENE

Cross-Check Approved Web Domain

Clone firms routinely spoof genuine licence numbers on look-alike domains. Verify that the domain hosting your login portal matches the regulator-approved domain on file (http://www.ebshk.com).

STEP 03 • PERMISSIONS SCOPE

Audit Retail & Client-Money Scope

Inspect the primary supervisory register to ensure licence ACI995 explicitly authorises retail client onboarding, segregated client trust accounts, and the derivative or spot instruments you intend to trade.

Frequently Asked Questions: Licence ACI995

Structured regulatory verification guidance for compliance officers and retail allocators.

Which financial institution holds regulatory licence number ACI995?

In the APAC Capital Brief supervisory dataset, licence number ACI995 is associated with EBSI Forex (contracting legal entity: CES Forex (HK) Limited) under SFC. The current dataset verdict is "Active Regulated Filing Recorded" across 1 matched filing.

How do I verify that licence ACI995 is not being misused by a clone firm?

Clone firms frequently copy genuine registration numbers such as ACI995 (SFC) while operating on an unauthorised web domain. To verify authenticity: (1) open the official SFC public register; (2) confirm the exact legal entity name matches "CES Forex (HK) Limited"; and (3) verify that the website domain you are visiting matches the regulator-approved domain (http://www.ebshk.com).

Does a recorded licence status for ACI995 guarantee statutory investor compensation?

No. Even when a certificate number (ACI995) is recorded as regulated or registered, statutory investor protection (such as UK FSCS up to £85,000, EU/CySEC ICF up to €20,000, or US SIPC up to $500,000) depends on the specific supervising jurisdiction, the exact subsidiary onboarding your account, and whether the product traded is covered by the statutory mandate.

How is the SHA-256 verification digest for licence ACI995 calculated?

APAC Capital Brief computes a deterministic SHA-256 cryptographic digest over the canonical oracle response payload (queried licence identifier, matched supervisory records, regulator states, and methodology reference). Compliance teams and automated agents can compare this hash against /api/v1/verify/license?number=ACI995 to audit record integrity.

Structured against supervisory register snapshots and public regulatory filings. Verify your contracting legal entity and current authorisation status directly on the issuing regulator’s official register before transacting.

Licence ACI995 (SFC) — EBSI Forex Verification Dossier | APAC Capital Brief