What are the regulations for FXTM foreign exchange

　　FXTMForeign Exchange is MT5 foreign exchange trading platforma foreign exchange broker operating internationally and regulated by multiple financial regulatory agencies.

　　The FXTM brand is authorized and regulated in multiple jurisdictions:

　　ForexTime Limited is regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission with CIF license number 185/12 and is licensed by the South African Financial Industry Conduct Authority (FSCA) with FSP number 46614. Our company is also registered with the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK under number 600475.

　　ForexTime UK Limited is authorized and regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority with license number 777911.

　　FT Global Limited is regulated by the Belize International Financial Services Commission with license numbers IFSC/60/345/TS and IFSC/60/345/APM.

　　FXTM provides services to over 10000 customers in 99 countries worldwide. Always adhere to regulations, attach great importance to the safety of customers' funds, and prioritize the protection of customers and their investments. Committed to creating a safe and reliable trading environment for all customers.

　　Is FXTM foreign exchange funds safe? FXTM Foreign Exchange Fund Isolation:

　　The customer's funds are completely separated from the company's operating funds, and are independently managed by third-party exclusive accounts of EU first tier banks. FXTM will never use customer funds for company operations or any investments, ensuring that they are protected at all times.(Recommended reading:Is FXTM Foreign Exchange a Black Platform)

　　FXTM foreign exchange regulatory authorities have already made it clear that in addition to FXTM foreign exchange, there is also Aihua foreign exchange worth introducing, which is regulated by multiple financial institutions on five continents. There are six major regulatory licenses globally, with the strongest being the supervision of the Irish Central Bank CBI in the EU region, which also complies with the EU Financial Instruments Market Regulation (MiFID).

　　Every month, regulatory agencies visit AVA's headquarters in Dublin to conduct various accounts and business reviews. In addition, it is also subject to strict regulation from ASIC in Australia, FSA in Japan, FSP in South Africa, and FSC in the British Virgin Islands.

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