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FSC (BG) regulated forex brokers

Financial Supervision Commission of Bulgaria · 🇧🇬 Bulgaria

The Financial Supervision Commission of Bulgaria (FSC (BG)) is the financial regulator for Bulgaria, established in 2003. ForexLicenses.com classifies it as tier 2 (strong regulation). We currently match 2 brokers in our database to an FSC (BG) licence.

Bulgaria's FSC supervises investment intermediaries including Trading 212's EU entity, which serves millions of European clients. Bulgarian investment firms are members of the national Investor Compensation Fund.

Key rules for retail clients

Tier
Tier 2 — Strong regulation
Compensation
Investor Compensation Fund — 90% up to BGN 40,000
Leverage
30:1 on major FX pairs (ESMA rules)
Negative balance protection
Required for retail clients
Client money
MiFID II client asset rules
Complaints
Conciliation Commission for Payment Disputes

Brokers licensed by the FSC (BG) 2

Broker Licences on record Licence Score Actions
1 T2 Trading 212 Multi-asset broker, since 2004 ASICFCACySECFSC (BG) 72Strong Licences Visit site
2 D Deltastock Forex & CFD broker, since 1998 FSC (BG) 48Moderate Licences Visit site

Frequently asked questions

How do I check if a broker is FSC (BG) regulated?

Search the firm's name or licence number on the FSC (BG) official register (https://www.fsc.bg/en/investment-intermediaries/), confirm the status is current and that the website domain you're using is listed, then check the FSC (BG) warning list for clones.

Does the FSC (BG) offer investor compensation?

Investor Compensation Fund — 90% up to BGN 40,000

What leverage do FSC (BG)-regulated brokers offer?

30:1 on major FX pairs (ESMA rules)

Is negative balance protection required by the FSC (BG)?

Yes. Negative balance protection is required for retail clients of FSC (BG)-regulated firms.

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