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JSC regulated forex brokers

Jordan Securities Commission · 🇯🇴 Jordan

The Jordan Securities Commission (JSC) is the financial regulator for Jordan, established in 1997. ForexLicenses.com classifies it as tier 3 (moderate regulation). We currently match 4 brokers in our database to an JSC licence.

Jordan licenses a handful of forex brokerage firms serving Jordanian and wider Levant clients, including subsidiaries of Equiti, Exness and Admirals. The JSC imposes local capital and conduct requirements.

Key rules for retail clients

Tier: Tier 3 — Moderate regulation
Compensation: No compensation scheme
Leverage: Set by JSC rules
Negative balance protection: Not a regulatory requirement
Client money: Client funds segregation required
Complaints: JSC

Brokers licensed by the JSC 4

Broker Licences on record Licence Score Actions

1 A Admirals Forex & CFD broker, since 2001 ASIC FCA CySEC EFSA FSCA CMA (Kenya)+2 78Strong Licences Visit site

2 E Exness Forex & CFD broker, since 2008 FCA CySEC FSCA CMA (Kenya)FSC (MU)JSC+3 68Strong Licences Visit site

3 E Equiti Forex & CFD broker, since 2008 FCA SCA CMA (Kenya)JSC FSA (Seychelles) 65Strong Licences Visit site

4 WB Windsor Brokers Forex & CFD broker, since 1988 CySEC CMA (Kenya)JSC FSC (Belize) 51Moderate Licences Visit site

Frequently asked questions

How do I check if a broker is JSC regulated?

Search the firm's name or licence number on the JSC official register (https://www.jsc.gov.jo/), confirm the status is current and that the website domain you're using is listed, then check the JSC warning list for clones.

Does the JSC offer investor compensation?

No compensation scheme

What leverage do JSC-regulated brokers offer?

Set by JSC rules

Is negative balance protection required by the JSC?

It is not a regulatory requirement under the JSC, though some brokers offer it contractually.