Windsor Brokers licence record

Is Windsor Brokers regulated by the FSC (Belize)?

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Yes, according to our records. Windsor Brokers is matched to a licence from the Financial Services Commission of Belize (formerly IFSC) (Belize). Confirm it on the register before relying on it.

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What the FSC (Belize) licence means

According to our records, Windsor Brokers holds a licence from the Financial Services Commission of Belize (formerly IFSC) (FSC (Belize)), the financial regulator for Belize. We classify the FSC (Belize) as tier 4 — light / offshore. Light-touch offshore licensing, registration-only jurisdictions or self-regulatory dispute bodies. Minimal practical protection.

For Windsor Brokers clients whose account is held by its FSC (Belize)-regulated entity, the key protections are: compensation — No compensation scheme; retail leverage — No statutory cap; negative balance protection — not a regulatory requirement (may be offered contractually); client money — Licence conditions. Disputes can be taken to FSC Belize.

Windsor Brokers is also matched to licences from CySEC, CMA (Kenya) and JSC. CySEC, CMA (Kenya) and JSC are rated higher than the FSC (Belize) in our methodology, so if you are eligible for those entities you may get stronger protection.

Protection at a glance

Regulator tier
Tier 4 — Light / offshore
Compensation scheme
No compensation scheme
Retail leverage
No statutory cap
Negative balance protection
Not a regulatory requirement
Client money
Licence conditions
Complaints
FSC Belize

How to verify this licence

  1. Open Windsor Brokers's client agreement or website footer and note the exact company name and FSC (Belize) licence number.
  2. Search that name or number on the official FSC (Belize) register. Check the status is current, not cancelled or suspended.
  3. Confirm the website domain you're using (windsorbrokers.com) is the one listed on the register — clone firms copy genuine licence numbers.
  4. Search the FSC (Belize) warnings page and IOSCO I-SCAN for the brand name.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Windsor Brokers regulated by the FSC (Belize)?

Our database records Windsor Brokers as holding a licence from the Financial Services Commission of Belize (formerly IFSC). Confirm the current status on the FSC (Belize) register: https://www.fscbelize.bz/licensees/

Does the FSC (Belize) licence protect all Windsor Brokers clients?

No. It protects clients whose account is with the specific Windsor Brokers company licensed by the FSC (Belize). Clients onboarded to a different group entity are covered by that entity's regulator instead.

Is there a compensation scheme for Windsor Brokers clients under the FSC (Belize)?

No compensation scheme

What leverage can Windsor Brokers offer under the FSC (Belize)?

No statutory cap

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F FBS Forex & CFD broker, since 2009 ASICCySECFSC (Belize) 62Strong Licences Visit site
X Xtrade Forex & CFD broker, since 2009 CySECFSC (Belize) 47Moderate Licences Visit site
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