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Compare partner brokers — then verify them yourself
We are an introducing broker, so we are paid by the brokers listed here. That is exactly why you should check every licence yourself rather than take our word for it.
Partner details are being finalised. Figures will only be published once verified against the broker’s legal documents.
At a glance
| Detail | [PLACEHOLDER: Partner broker] |
|---|---|
| Regulation | [PLACEHOLDER: regulator] — [PLACEHOLDER: licence number] |
| Platforms | [PLACEHOLDER] |
| Minimum deposit | [PLACEHOLDER] |
| Typical spreads | [PLACEHOLDER] |
| IB commission | [PLACEHOLDER] |
| Effect on client costs | [PLACEHOLDER] |
How to verify a broker’s regulation
- Find the legal entity name and licence number in the broker's own legal documents (usually the website footer).
- Search that number on the regulator's official register — type the regulator's address yourself rather than following links in adverts.
- Confirm the website domain listed on the register matches the one you are using. Clone sites copy real licence numbers.
- Check which entity your account would be opened with: many groups run several entities under different regulators, with different protections.
- Read how client money is held, whether negative-balance protection applies, and how complaints are handled.
Official registers
- Capital Market Authority (CMA, formerly SCA)United Arab Emirates (onshore)
- DFSA public registerDubai International Financial Centre
- FSRA public registersAbu Dhabi Global Market
- FCA Financial Services RegisterUnited Kingdom
- CySEC regulated entitiesCyprus (EU)
- ASIC registersAustralia
- Financial Sector Conduct AuthoritySouth Africa
- NFA BASIC searchUnited States
- Financial Services AgencyJapan
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