Southeast Asia
Singapore's MAS sets the standard. Malaysia, Thailand, and others have growing local frameworks.
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Not all brokers are available everywhere. Local regulations determine which brokers are permitted to operate in your region. Browse by country to find licensed forex brokers available where you trade, and check the regulatory status before opening an account.
Strict regulatory frameworks under ESMA, FCA, and CySEC make Europe one of the most protected regions for retail traders.
The US and Canada enforce some of the toughest trading rules globally, limiting leverage and restricting offshore brokers.
Regulation varies widely across the region. Always verify a broker's licence before depositing.
Islamic (swap-free) accounts are widely available. The UAE and Bahrain have established well-regarded regulatory bodies.
South Africa's FSCA is the region's leading regulator. Many African traders also use internationally licensed brokers.
Japan and Hong Kong operate strict regulatory regimes. Singapore's MAS is also highly respected across the region.
Singapore's MAS sets the standard. Malaysia, Thailand, and others have growing local frameworks.
Most brokers available inSingaporeIndia's SEBI regulates domestic brokers tightly, though many Indian traders use offshore accounts.
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India
Arménie
Azerbaïdjan
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GéorgieInde
Kazakhstan
Kirghizstan
Népal
Pakistan
Sri Lanka
Tadjikistan
Turkménistan
OuzbékistanAustralia's ASIC is a globally recognised Tier 1 regulator. New Zealand's FMA provides a lighter-touch alternative.
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France
Canada
Chile
United Arab Emirates
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