VASP (Virtual Asset Service Provider)
A crypto compliance entry standard recognized across the EU and globally. PinkWallet has obtained this qualification to ensure end-to-end compliant crypto services.
FSP (Financial Services Provider)
New Zealand's core regulatory license, allowing us to conduct real securities brokerage and trade matching.
SWIFT / SEPA / ACH
Mainstream global settlement networks. PinkWallet accounts fully support them, enabling compliant transfers to any regulated bank worldwide.
Margin
Funds are held in cooperative bank accounts under clients' names, supervised by judicial and banking systems. A 2 billion protection framework strengthens partners' overall risk resistance.
KYC / KYB (Identity & Business Verification)
Statutory due diligence for individuals and enterprises. We integrate Sumsub, a leading global verification provider, to complete compliance onboarding in 3 minutes, ensuring account security and legitimacy.
ADL (Auto-Deleveraging)
A professional risk-management mechanism. In extreme high-risk situations, the system automatically closes profitable positions to keep overall platform liquidity stable.
Stock Dividends
Profit distributions to shareholders. Unlike mapped CFD trading, PinkWallet users hold underlying stocks and are entitled to cash dividends by law.
Cold Wallet Storage
Assets are stored in offline hardware isolated from the internet. PinkWallet keeps 95% of user assets in cold wallets, physically shielding them from hackers.
Market Order
An order executed immediately at the best available market price, ideal when speed matters more than price.
Limit Order
An order to buy or sell at a specified price. It executes only when the market reaches that price, helping control cost precisely.
Stock Transfer
Transfer your stock positions from other brokers (e.g., Tiger, Futu) into PinkWallet without changes, so you can allocate crypto directly with those positions.
Aggregated Liquidity
PinkWallet is deeply connected to 30+ top market makers such as Wintermute, B2C2, and Binance, ensuring minimal spreads and best depth for large trades.
Isolated vs Cross Margin
Two risk-control modes in contract trading. Isolated margin confines risk to a single position; cross margin uses account balance to add collateral and reduce liquidation risk.
RFQ (Request for Quote)
A quotation mechanism for large spot or FX conversions. The system requests real-time quotes from multiple market makers to secure the most competitive execution price.
