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IC Markets Regulation & Licenses

IC Markets operates through several regulated entities worldwide; the entity serving a Taiwanese trader depends on their country of residence.

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IC Markets operates through multiple regulated entities worldwide, and the entity serving a trader depends on their country of residence. Taiwan does not have a local regulator that licenses international forex and CFD brokers, so Taiwanese traders typically access IC Markets through one of its offshore-regulated entities under that entity's terms and investor protections. Regulation for CFD and forex brokers generally covers matters such as client fund segregation and complaint handling, but the specific protections available depend on which entity holds the trader's account. Traders should review the terms and regulatory disclosures shown during account opening to confirm which entity and jurisdiction apply to their account before depositing funds.

IC Markets regulation at a glance

Frequently asked questions

Is IC Markets regulated?
IC Markets operates through several regulated entities internationally; the applicable entity depends on the trader's country of residence.
Is IC Markets legal in Taiwan?
Taiwan has no local regulator that licenses international CFD brokers, so Taiwanese traders access IC Markets through its international entity.
Are client funds segregated at IC Markets?
Regulated entities generally require client funds to be held separately from company funds; check the specific entity's disclosures for details.

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