# Cross-border Trading
Latest news and articles about Cross-border Trading
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The Final Curtain: Futu and Tiger Brokers Shut Down Buy Orders for Mainland Chinese Investors
Futu Holdings and Tiger Brokers will suspend all buy orders and capital inflows for mainland Chinese investors starting June 12, 2026. This move completes a regulatory crackdown on unlicensed cross-border brokerages, allowing only the liquidation of existing positions.
Beijing’s Regulatory Hammer: The 30% Collapse of Futu and Tiger Brokers
Futu Holdings and Tiger Brokers saw their shares tumble by more than 30% at the US market open following penalties from the CSRC. The regulatory crackdown targets illegal cross-border trading, emphasizing Beijing's commitment to capital controls and financial oversight.
Beijing Slams the Door on Offshore Trading in Sweeping Multi-Agency Crackdown
China’s CSRC and seven other departments have launched a 2-year crackdown to eliminate illegal cross-border trading services. The move effectively forces the closure of offshore brokerage apps in the mainland and limits existing users to 'sell-only' transactions as Beijing tightens its grip on capital outflows.
Beijing Closes the ‘Gray Market’: China Launches Final Purge of Offshore Brokers
China has initiated a two-year comprehensive cleanup of illegal cross-border brokerage activities, specifically penalizing Tiger Brokers, Futu, and Longbridge. The move involves eight government departments and mandates a 'sell-only' transition for existing mainland clients before a total service shutdown.