SBI Securities
SBI Securities is a Japanese online securities company offering investment and trading services, including stocks, investment trusts, NISA and iDeCo-related services.
Last updated September 25, 2026
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Overview
SBI Securities (SBI証券) is a Japanese securities company and online investment-services brand within the SBI Group. Its website presents a broad set of services for individual investors, including securities trading, investment information and account-related support. The company’s published operating policy places customer-centered conduct at the core of its approach, setting out commitments to pursue customers’ best interests, manage conflicts of interest, clarify fees, explain important information accessibly, provide suitable services and establish appropriate employee incentives. The company’s service range spans several investment areas and channels. Its stated offerings and initiatives include domestic and foreign equities, investment trusts, IPO access, NISA and iDeCo services, FX, CFDs, robo-advisory-related services, security tokens, investment information and mobile trading applications. The policy page describes products and capabilities including commission-free trading under its “Zero Revolution,” SOR and J-Net Cross execution services, and investment information using generative AI. It also identifies investment products and services associated with partners and affiliated businesses, including ROBOPRO-related offerings. These details describe the company’s stated service lineup and do not imply that every offering is available to every customer or account type. SBI Securities primarily serves the Japanese market through online channels. Its site supports investor education and product discovery through beginner-oriented information, videos, seminars, market updates, FAQs and campaign notices, alongside account and trading functions. Its customer-centered policy also describes providing a range of products, including no-load investment trusts, and expanding transaction channels to suit different customer preferences. The company is part of the SBI Group, whose stated management principles include customer benefit, financial innovation, technological adoption and social responsibility. SBI Securities’ operating policy connects those principles to initiatives such as expanding investment access through NISA and iDeCo, working with regional financial institutions, supporting financial innovation and developing digital services. It also describes the use of a group systems subsidiary and migration of its online trading system to AWS as part of its technology and operations efforts. SBI Securities publishes company information, financial results and regulatory disclosures on its website. Its investor-relations page lists consolidated financial results across multiple fiscal years, while its disclosure page includes business and property reports, capital adequacy information, annual disclosure materials and information on segregated customer assets. The available evidence does not establish a founding date, individual founder, headquarters address or named current executive, so those details are not stated here.
History
SBI Securities is a Japanese securities company within the SBI Group. The available company materials establish its current identity and describe its operations, but do not provide a founding date, a named founder or a complete corporate-history narrative. Accordingly, this history focuses on documented developments and the company’s stated business direction rather than assigning unsupported dates to its origins. The company’s published operating policy describes a customer-centered approach organized around six commitments: pursuing customers’ best interests, appropriately managing conflicts of interest, clarifying fees and charges, making important information understandable, providing suitable services, and setting appropriate incentives for employees. It says that the company has adopted all seven principles of Japan’s Financial Services Agency framework for customer-oriented business conduct, announced in March 2017. The policy connects these commitments with the SBI Group’s management principles, including ethical conduct, financial innovation, the creation of new industries, continued self-renewal and social responsibility. In describing its service development, the policy identifies a broad investment-product range, including equities in nine foreign markets, more than 2,600 investment trusts, IPOs and no-load funds. It also lists digital and execution capabilities such as smartphone trading applications, SOR and J-Net Cross, and security-token services. Other stated initiatives include the Zero Revolution fee-free trading program, generative-AI investment information, robo-advisory partnerships, alternative investment opportunities and AI-managed ROBOPRO funds. These are company-stated product and policy descriptions; the evidence does not establish the launch dates of each service. The company’s disclosure records establish a dated corporate event: an absorption merger with SBI Neomobile Securities took effect on January 9, 2024. Its disclosures also identify the former company as the disappearing company in that merger. The company’s website provides financial-result materials across many fiscal years, including historical periods reaching back to the 2010s, demonstrating a long-running financial-reporting record without, by itself, establishing the company’s original founding date. The company continues to describe technology and customer access as parts of its business direction. Its operating policy refers to a group systems subsidiary, SBI Simplex Solutions, the migration of its online trading system to AWS, investment access through NISA and iDeCo, cooperation with regional financial institutions and expanded digital channels. Its current website presents securities and investment services, investor information, customer support and campaign notices. The supplied homepage text is partly corrupted, so it is not used to infer specific current campaign terms or precise details that cannot be read reliably.
Products and positioning
A broad online securities and investment-services provider emphasizing customer-centered operations, accessible investing, competitive fees, technology adoption and a wide product range.
Equity and securities trading
Online securities trading, including domestic and foreign equities.
Investment trusts
The operating policy describes a broad investment-trust lineup, including no-load funds.
NISA and iDeCo
Investment-related services and information for Japan's NISA and iDeCo systems.
IPO services
The company lists IPOs among its investment opportunities.
FX and CFD services
The website references FX and SBI CFD services.
Security-token services
Security-token handling and secondary trading are included among the initiatives described in the operating policy.
Investment information and digital channels
The company describes investor information, smartphone applications and generative-AI investment information services.
Brand decisions
Recent events
SBI Securities expands relationship with Broadridge[5]
Reported:
SBI Securities expanded its relationship with Broadridge to migrate post-trade operations in its Hong Kong and Singapore businesses to Broadridge’s cloud-based service and automate additional workflows.
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