Forex brokers regulated in Switzerland

Switzerland is home to one regulator tracked by ForexLicenses.com: the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA). We match 5 brokers to a licence from this regulator. 4 brokers are headquartered in Switzerland.

Rules for traders in Switzerland

Swiss forex dealers must be licensed banks supervised by FINMA, which brings bank-grade capital requirements and deposit protection.

Regulators in Switzerland

Brokers licensed in Switzerland 5

Brokers matched to at least one licence from a regulator based in Switzerland. Holding a local licence does not mean every client of the brand is served by the local entity.

Broker Licences on record Licence Score Actions
1 I IG Spread betting & CFD provider, since 1974 ASICBaFinCFTC / NFAFCAFINMAJFSA+5 93Very strong Licences Visit site
2 S Swissquote Trading bank, since 1996 FCAFINMAMASSFCCSSFDFSA+1 92Very strong Licences Visit site
3 S Saxo Trading bank, since 1992 ASICFCAFINMAJFSAMASSFC+2 84Very strong Licences Visit site
4 D Dukascopy Trading bank, since 2004 FINMAJFSABank of Latvia 69Strong Licences Visit site
5 C Cornèrtrader Trading bank, since 2016 FINMA 55Moderate Licences Visit site

Brokers headquartered in Switzerland 4

Broker Licences on record Licence Score Actions
S Swissquote Trading bank, since 1996 FCAFINMAMASSFCCSSFDFSA+1 92Very strong Licences Visit site
D Dukascopy Trading bank, since 2004 FINMAJFSABank of Latvia 69Strong Licences Visit site
C Cornèrtrader Trading bank, since 2016 FINMA 55Moderate Licences Visit site
MB MIG Bank Trading bank, since 2003 Merged / acquired No licence on record Inactive Licences

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