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While CJS is regulated by the SFC, one of its significant drawbacks is that its services are limited to Hong Kong residents. This means international traders may not be able to fully access all of CJS's offerings, limiting its appeal to global investors. Furthermore, the fee structure, while competitive, can add up, particularly for international markets like the US or UK, where commissions can be as high as 0.5% with additional taxes. The broker also requires registration for bank accounts within Hong Kong, making it inconvenient for traders outside the region. These limitations, combined with the lack of broader international regulation, may make CJS less attractive for foreign traders looking for comprehensive protection and a wider range of services.