SmartProfitFX vs Freedom Broker (FFIN)

Ffin is an old-name route for Freedom Broker

• Use Freedom Broker as the current listed brand and Freedom Finance Global PLC as the legal entity.
• Keep Ffin, FFIN, ffin.global, fbroker.kz, AFSA-A-LA-2020-0019 and BIN 200240900095 visible as alternate names and identifiers.
• Do not merge this page into Freedom24; Freedom24 / Freedom Finance Europe already has a separate page and entity trail.

AFSA-regulated AIFC listed company

• AFSA company register lists Freedom Finance Global PLC as Active, registration date 14-02-2020, business nature Security and commodity contracts brokerage.
• AFSA licence register lists licence AFSA-A-LA-2020-0019 active since 20-05-2020.
• Official pages list the Astana office at 16 Dostyk Street, integral non-residential facility No. 2, Yessil district, Astana, Kazakhstan.

Securities, exchange access and digital assets

• Official pages describe a browser and mobile Freedom Broker terminal, a unified multi-currency account and access to stocks, bonds, ETFs and mutual funds.
• The about page lists access to NYSE/NASDAQ, ITS, London, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, KASE and AIX.
• AFSA licence comments add digital-asset arranging, digital custody and retail futures/options timing, so the page should treat those as conditional permissions rather than universal availability.

Tariffs include pass-through and margin costs

• The tariff PDF says clients pay Freedom Finance Global remuneration and reimburse company expenses and third-party charges.
• Examples include exchange, ECN, bank, depository, clearing and multilateral trading facility charges, whether directly listed or not.
• The tariff PDF lists overnight margin lending examples of 15% per annum for borrowed foreign-currency cash or securities and 18.5% for borrowed KZT cash.

Margin, derivatives and market risk need visible copy

• The footer and risk disclosure state that securities and other financial instruments can rise or fall and that past performance does not guarantee future income.
• The risk disclosure says the list of risks is not exhaustive and clients must be financially able to bear losses.
• Margin rules warn that losses can be potentially unlimited and can exceed assets recorded in the client's accounts.

Include AFSA settlement context

• AFSA's official settlement notice says Freedom Finance Global PLC acknowledged systems-and-controls deficiencies from a 2022 supervisory inspection.
• The notice says the firm accepted AFSA findings, paid a penalty, remediated certain areas and agreed to implement a remediation action plan.
• This is a primary regulator source and should appear as a risk note, not as a reason to classify the broker as inactive.

Digital-asset services are conditional

• The official digital-assets page says withdrawal from a brokerage account to a digital wallet with conversion to cryptocurrency is available to retail and professional clients.
• Digital-asset terms say the company is not obliged to execute every instruction and may reject instructions for sanctions, AML/CFT or other compliance reasons.
• Digital custody terms say available instruments, limits and restrictions can differ for retail and professional clients.

Do not infer country availability

• The individual account-opening document reviewed is for individuals who are non-residents of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
• Client classification under AIFC Conduct of Business rules affects the information, services and protections supplied.
• The page should avoid U.S., EU or other country availability statements unless current onboarding confirms them.

• You specifically want Freedom Finance Global PLC's Freedom Broker account after checking live onboarding and tariffs.
• You want the AIFC/AFSA entity trail and exchange-access framework described in official Freedom Broker sources.
• You understand the official margin, derivative, digital-asset and custody risk documents and the AFSA settlement context.