Thread: Broker under IRL, DE, FR, NL, BE, LUX jurisdiction?

Hello All,

I have been trading out of Europe with FCA (UK) brokers....but awarded all Brexit uncertainties popping up nobody can give clarity with regards to what will happen to UK brokers working with EU clients (with Euro accounts)....thus, I want to loe a European established broker(under the jurisdiction not only registered) on Ireland, Germany, France, The Netherlands, Belgium, or Luxembourg.

Can any of you understand a broker that you would recommend?

Thanks!

Try WH Selfinvest. I think you need 2,5k for starting a forex acccount (main business is stocks I guess). Entirely BAFIN (Germany) regulated.

If you want a honest CySec Broker, attempt JFD Brokers oder GBE Brokers, since I understand, both have their origins in Germany and therefore are pretty save.

Maybe ASIC (australia) regulated brokers are interessting for you also, you will find a lot: IC Markets, Pepperstone, Global Prime. . .only to name a number of them. .

Or brokers from switzerland: dukascopy, swissquote.

I have researched a lot and these brokers are pretty stable, all of them.

Regards

I think LYNX is good....although I do not have experience with them

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I believe LYNX is good....although I don't have expertise with them

I contacted them, but they aren't really globally oriented, no English website, no MT4...

Possibly in the future they want to expand into the European FX market...

I found Trio Markets registered in France, Germany, and Belgium:

https://www.triomarkets.com/about-us...d-regulations/

Making it complied? You will find a lot of CySec brokers out there fullfilling your requirements (that by the way also made some measures in terms of customer care).

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Why making it complied? There are a lot of CySec brokers on the market fullfilling your needs (which by the way also made some measures in terms of customer care).

Because 7 out of every 10 Scam Brokers are CySec regulated...(sorry CySec I want it would be different)....that's why I am searching for a more reputable EU regulating authority through those Bexit times...

I'm trading with brokers of every law out there and will tell you - it is NOT the law, which creates a broker trustwhorty or not. For the own 7 from 10 example, you just have to take one of the three . .

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I'm trading with brokers of every regulation on the market and can tell you - it isn't alone the regulation, which makes a broker trustwhorty or not. For the own 7 out of 10 instance, you have to take one of the three that are . .

Hello Drolph, absolutely agree!

Could you be so amazing as to discuss with us which CySec regulated brokers you exchange with?

I'd surely have a look at them if you recommend them

By the way, found a German Controlled broker FX FLAT with an English site:

https://www.fxflat.com/en/account-opening/conditions/