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Regulated Brokers
Country
CanadaJurisdiction
Canada
Tier
Tier 1
Highest level of investor protection with strict capital requirements and segregated client funds.
Max Leverage
1:50
Maximum retail client leverage under this jurisdiction.
Official Website
iiroc.ca
The Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada was the national self-regulatory body overseeing investment dealers and trading activity in Canada. IIROC was replaced by CIRO in 2023 following a merger with the MFDA.
IIROC Regulated Stock Brokers
2 brokers
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IIROC is classified as a Tier 1 regulator. Highest level of investor protection with strict capital requirements and segregated client funds.
We currently list 2 stock brokers regulated by IIROC. The full list is shown above, sorted by overall trader rating.
IIROC is based in Canada and covers the Canada jurisdiction. As a Tier 1 regulator, it enforces strict capital adequacy, client fund segregation, and compensation schemes, making it one of the safest options for retail investors.
Visit the official IIROC website and use their public register or licence verification tool. Enter the broker's registered name or licence number to confirm its status. This is the most reliable way to check a broker's regulatory standing.
Compensation availability depends on the specific rules of IIROC in Canada. Tier 1 regulators typically operate investor compensation schemes covering a portion of client funds. Check the regulator's official guidance for current limits and eligibility criteria.