FxPro Regulation & Licenses
FxPro operates through several regulated entities. The entity serving a trader depends on their country of residence.
Open FxPro Account →FxPro operates through several regulated entities internationally, and the entity that serves a trader depends on their country of residence at sign-up. Kenya does not have a dedicated local regulator that licenses international forex and CFD brokers in the same way some other markets do, so traders in Kenya typically access FxPro through one of its international entities, under that entity's own terms and investor-protection framework. According to FxPro, client funds are held in line with the requirements applicable to the entity a trader is onboarded to. Because regulatory status and entity assignment can change, traders should review the legal and account-opening documents shown during registration to confirm exactly which FxPro entity and terms apply to them, and should not assume protections available in one jurisdiction automatically extend to another. FxPro holds authorisations from financial regulators in its respective jurisdictions.
How FxPro regulation works
- FxPro is a group of companies; different entities hold authorisations in different jurisdictions.
- The entity a trader is onboarded to is set by their country of residence at sign-up.
- Client funds are held in line with the requirements applicable to that entity, per FxPro.
- Kenya has no local regulator licensing international CFD brokers, so traders use an international entity.
- Always check the legal documents shown during sign-up to confirm which entity and terms apply.