Tiger Securities responds to regulatory guidance: it will not affect existing trading temporarily and will not clear existing users at present According to BlockBeats, on May 25th, Tiger Securities issued a customer statement in response to recent market concerns regarding regulatory guidelines, stating that the relevant regulatory rules have not yet been fully implemented, and the deposit, position building, and trading of domestic customers have not been affected at this stage. The platform also "will not clear existing users". Tiger Securities stated that this regulatory guideline mainly targets individual investors who only hold mainland Chinese ID cards or passports and have no overseas identity, and the scope of impact covers the entire industry, including cross-border brokerage platforms such as Tiger, Futu, and Changqiao. According to the instructions, individual customers holding Hong Kong permanent resident identity cards, Hong Kong non permanent resident identity cards, work visas, study visas, or other overseas legal identity documents, as well as overseas registered operating institutions, are currently "not affected" and their related accounts, transactions, and deposit and withdrawal services are operating normally. For affected customers, Tiger stated that it may gradually restrict domestic activities such as "deposit and purchase" in the future, but the specific implementation time and details are not yet clear. If there is a formal plan in the future, users will be notified in advance and transitional arrangements will be made. In terms of asset security, Tiger emphasizes strict separation between customer funds and company operating funds. Assets of US, Hong Kong, and Singapore stocks are respectively managed by institutions such as DTCC, Hong Kong Central Depository and Clearing System, and Singapore CDP. The overall operation and financial condition of the company are normal.