No. According to relevant data, securities company loan refers to the financing obtained by investors by mortgaging securities assets such as stocks to securities companies, and the interest rate is usually low, because securities companies can reduce risks and protect borrowers' credit by mortgaging securities assets. Usury usually refers to the loan services provided by informal financial institutions or individuals to borrowers at high interest rates, with relatively high risks and much higher interest rates. When choosing a loan from a securities company, investors need to know the relevant interest rates, fees and regulations to avoid unnecessary costs and risks. At the same time, investors should carefully choose the amount and duration of loans according to their own economic conditions and risk tolerance to avoid the financial pressure and risks brought by loans.