According to a report from Securities Times, Tiger Brokers (Up Fintech Holding Limited) has issued a notice stating that it will adjust services for existing investor accounts within mainland China, effective June 12, 2026. The move is to comply with a two-year regulatory rectification campaign for cross-border securities businesses and to promote orderly development.
Under the new rules, all onshore trading services will only support sell orders and position closing; new opening purchases and position additions for stocks and other products will be suspended. On the fund transfer side, deposits into the accounts will be halted, while withdrawals and transfers out remain fully operative to safeguard client funds. This means onshore investors will not be able to add to their positions but can reduce or liquidate holdings at will.
Tiger Brokers emphasized that these changes are confined to onshore services and will not affect the overseas services available to existing clients. All assets remain secure, and clients can continue to view accounts, hold existing positions, and sell holdings as before. The adjustment does not indicate an exit from relevant markets but represents a service optimization under the compliance framework.