Regulatory Environment
Fx Live Capital is incorporated in:
FX Live Capital is registered in St. Vincent & the Grenadine as an International Business Company with the registration number 884 LLC 2021.
FxLiveCapital Ltd is authorised and regulated by the MWALI International Services Authority (IBC Regulation ACT 2014 Licence Number:T2023271)
The objects of the company are all subject matters not forbidden by International Business Companies (Amendment and Consolidation) Act, Chapter 149 of the Revised Laws of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, 2009, in particular but not exclusively all commercial, financial, lending, borrowing, trading, service activities and the participation in other enterprises as well as to provide brokerage, training and managed account services in currencies, commodities, indexes, CFDs and leveraged financial instruments.
FUND SAFETY
THE SECURITY OF YOUR MONEY
IS OUR TOP PRIORITY.
At FxLiveCapital, we recognize that successful traders must focus entirely on their trading rather than worrying about the protection of their funds. As a result, we’ve taken additional precautions to guarantee that your funds are safe.
LEADING FINANCIAL SAFETY IN THE INDUSTRY
FxLiveCapital has established itself as a world leader in online trading, focusing in forex, US and UK stock derivatives, commodities, spot metals, and indices. Our concept has always included client fund protection, as well as unrivaled trading conditions and customer service.
Our clients can rest certain that their funds are safe with us since we have a global reputation for quality, a stable reputation, and multi-award winning services.
ACCOUNTS WITH MAJOR BANKS
FxLiveCapital decided to exclusively work with large international banks. The FxLiveCapital brand’s strength and international reputation allows the firm to provide liquidity through major banks.
Regulatory Environment
Inspiring confidence through transparency
To fully understand the implications of trading with FxLiveCapital, please download and read our regulatory documents.
Customer Agreement