Where This Broker Is Registered

For a trader opening an account in the United Kingdom, the first thing worth checking is whether the broker appears on the Financial Conduct Authority's register, since the FCA is the body that oversees financial services firms operating in that market, and this broker's entry shows licence number 509956 with a status of authorised.

In Cyprus, the equivalent check is against CySEC, the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission that supervises investment firms based in or operating from the country, and here the broker's record shows licence number 078/07, also listed as authorised.

Highlights

  • The broker is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority, the UK regulator for financial services firms, under licence number 509956, listed as authorised.
  • The broker is authorised by CySEC, the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission for investment firms, under licence number 078/07, listed as authorised.

What Each Licence Covers

An authorised status with the FCA means the broker was, at the time this record was checked, permitted to carry out the regulated activities covered by its UK licence under the terms the FCA sets for firms holding number 509956.

The CySEC entry works the same way for firms operating under European investment-services rules from Cyprus: an authorised status against licence 078/07 confirms the firm's standing on that specific register at the point it was checked, nothing broader.

What The Register Does Not Tell You

These two entries confirm current authorised status on the FCA and CySEC registers as observed on 2 September 2026; they do not describe the broker's trading conditions, platforms, or fees, none of which appear in either regulator's record.