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As an experienced trader evaluating ADMIS, I always prioritize regulatory oversight before considering any broker. In my research, I found that ADMIS is indeed overseen by recognized financial authorities. The broker is regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) in Hong Kong, specifically under a license for dealing in futures contracts. This type of regulation can provide a degree of client protection and suggests some level of operational scrutiny from the authorities involved. Additionally, ADMIS is linked to operations in the United Kingdom and is regulated there by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as a market maker. From my perspective, dual regulation from well-known bodies like the SFC and FCA does give me some reassurance regarding transparency and oversight. However, it is important to recognize that field investigations reported on WikiFX did not find a physical office at their official UK and Hong Kong addresses, which raises some cautionary flags for me. In the end, while regulatory licenses exist and can signal legitimacy, I personally would not base my entire trust in regulation alone, especially when transparency issues or operational oddities appear. For me, careful due diligence—beyond verifying licenses—is always essential.