Taishin Securities

Securities broker · Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC), Taiwan · updated 2026-06-28

Taishin Securities is a securities broker under Taishin Shin Kong FHC in Taiwan (FSC-licensed). Its trading API comes as two platforms: Core API (Windows only, Python/C#, orders across stocks and futures) and Nova API (Windows/Mac/Linux, Python/Node.js, built with the Fugle team, no futures trading). It offers sub-brokerage covering US, HK, Japan, China–HK Connect, Singapore, Australia, UK, Germany. It offers regular-savings plans. Order app: 行動達人. Neutral public-data summary, not investment advice — confirm details on the official site.

Taishin Securities — key features

Group
Taishin Shin Kong FHC
Sub-brokerage
Yes(US, HK, Japan, China–HK Connect, Singapore, Australia, UK, Germany)
Program trading / API
台新Core/Nova API (Python/C#/Node)
MultiCharts
Not listed
Regular savings
Yes
Order app
行動達人★2.7iOS App Store · 1,226
Regulator
Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC), Taiwan

Taishin Securities — FAQ

Does Taishin Securities offer an API?

Yes — 台新Core/Nova API (Python/C#/Node). API access normally requires an existing account and a separate application; this page does not cover application requirements, quotas or fees, which are set by Taishin Securities and change — check the official site at www.tssco.com.tw.

What is the difference between Taishin Nova API and Core API? Can I trade futures?

Per Taishin Securities' own two-platform comparison: Core API runs on Windows only, uses Python or C#, covers stocks, futures and structured products, supports real-time paper trading and keeps 1 month of history. Nova API runs on Windows, Mac and Linux, uses Python or Node.js, has history back to 2010 and an accounting API, but does not support futures trading. Automating TAIEX futures maps to Core API; Taiwan stocks on a Mac or Linux machine maps to Nova API.

How do I apply for Taishin Nova API?

Per the Nova API docs (Preparation): 1) open a Taishin Securities account (skip if you have one), 2) apply for a certificate, 3) sign the API risk disclosure statement, which takes effect one day after signing, 4) complete authentication, then install the Python or Node.js SDK. The Python SDK currently supports Python 3.7 to 3.12. Eligibility and fees are set by Taishin Securities.

Where are the Taishin API docs and tutorials?

Nova API documentation, with Python and Node.js order and market-data examples, is at ml-fugle-api.tssco.com.tw/FugleSDK/. Taishin's API trading page (tssco.com.tw/585/) separately hosts the specification manuals and component downloads for its securities API (listed and emerging stocks) and futures API (domestic futures and options). Both require a certificate before use.

Does Taishin Securities support MultiCharts or program trading?

Taishin Securities is not listed as MultiCharts-connected here, but offers: 台新Core/Nova API (Python/C#/Node).

Does Taishin Securities offer sub-brokerage (foreign stocks)?

Yes — Taishin Securities offers sub-brokerage covering US, HK, Japan, China–HK Connect, Singapore, Australia, UK, Germany.

Who regulates Taishin Securities?

Taishin Securities is regulated by Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC), Taiwan. All firms in this directory are licensed in their jurisdiction.

How do I open an account with Taishin Securities?

Open an account on Taishin Securities' official site; you typically need ID and to complete identity verification (KYC). This is general information, not a recommendation. Not investment advice.

Is this Taishin Securities' official website?

No. This is a neutral comparison page on See-Market, an independent site. To open an account, sign in, or check your balance, go to Taishin Securities' own site at www.tssco.com.tw. We are not affiliated with Taishin Securities and earn no commission from it.

What does this page not cover?

It does not list commission rates or discounts (these vary by channel and change with promotions), platform uptime or customer-service quality, or terms negotiated with an individual broker representative. The feature matrix above is compiled from public sources and official sites; where it and the official announcement disagree, the official announcement wins.

Sources: Taishin Securities: two API platforms (Core vs Nova); Nova API docs: Preparation; Nova API docs: Introduction; Taishin Securities: API trading page

Neutral directory — no ranking, no vendor fees. Feature data compiled from the broker's official site; ★ = iOS App Store rating (as of 2026-06-28). Confirm fees and features on the official site. Not investment advice.