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Forex broker research by country
Start with the country, then identify the legal entity. Open the regulator’s own register and inspect our dated findings without confusing entity location with account eligibility.
Jurisdiction is not acceptance. A country missing from a restriction list is never treated as confirmed availability. Country pages can have a regulator reference without any locally researched broker entity.
10 jurisdiction references
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Australia
Australian Securities and Investments Commission
0 researched entities · reference stored 2026-09-26Cyprus
Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission
0 researched entities · reference stored 2026-09-26Kenya
Capital Markets Authority
0 researched entities · reference stored 2026-09-26Mauritius
Financial Services Commission, Mauritius
0 researched entities · reference stored 2026-09-26Seychelles
Financial Services Authority (Seychelles)
1 researched entity · reference stored 2026-09-26Singapore
Monetary Authority of Singapore
0 researched entities · reference stored 2026-09-26South Africa
Financial Sector Conduct Authority
0 researched entities · reference stored 2026-09-26United Arab Emirates
DFSA (Dubai International Financial Centre), FSRA (Abu Dhabi Global Market), and the federal Capital Market Authority onshore
0 researched entities · reference stored 2026-09-26United Kingdom
Financial Conduct Authority
8 researched entities · reference stored 2026-09-26Vanuatu
Vanuatu Financial Services Commission
0 researched entities · reference stored 2026-09-26How to use this country directory
- Match the contracting entity. Use the account agreement and exact legal name.
- Read the register entry. Check permissions, contact details and the date of the record.
- Check your own eligibility. Residency, account type and products require a separate confirmation.
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