Regulation · MY · September 2026
FxPro. Malaysia
FxPro Malaysia regulation: SC context, not an SC licence
FxPro is not SC-licensed as a local Malaysian retail FX broker on this desk. Residents usually see an international group entity at signup (often SCB or CySEC on international routes). Read the legal name on the Direct application before you deposit. A logo is not your contract. Confirmed September 2026.
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How to verify the entity
- Open FxPro Direct signup and screenshot the contracting legal name.
- Match that string to the published register for that entity (FCA, CySEC, FSCA or SCB as applicable).
- Do not treat an SC Malaysia badge on a third-party site as proof for FxPro.
- If the strings do not match what you expected, stop and re-read before funding.
What SC regulation would mean (and what you have instead)
An SC-licensed broker operates under Malaysian capital-markets law with domestic conduct rules. FxPro's international entities fall outside that framework. Your protection, leverage caps and dispute path follow the entity on your agreement, not this affiliate site.
Due diligence checklist
- Confirm legal entity name in the client agreement.
- Verify group licences on official registers that match that entity.
- Use only official FxPro domains linked from their site.
- Never send funds to third-party wallets claiming to be FxPro.
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FAQ
Is FxPro SC-licensed in Malaysia?
No. This guide does not claim an SC Malaysia retail FX broker licence for FxPro. Residents typically onboard under an international group entity shown in Direct.
Is trading with FxPro illegal in Malaysia?
This page is not legal advice. Confirm the entity on your agreement and speak to a Malaysian advisor if you need a personal ruling.
Which licences does the FxPro group publish?
Group entities commonly cited include FCA 509956, CySEC 078/07, FSCA FSP 45052 and SCB SIA-F184. Match the number to your Direct contract, not a marketing logo.
Does SC status set my leverage?
No. Leverage and product rules follow the contracting entity (for example ESMA-style 1:30 on some EU routes vs higher caps on some international routes). Read Direct.
Is this financial advice?
No. Independent FxPro Partner guide only.