What is Financial Sector Conduct Authority?

Financial Sector Conduct Authority (abbr: FSCA) is a Government Regulation located in South Africa, responsible for regulating financial brokers in the region.

What does the grade of Financial Sector Conduct Authority mean?

This regulator is graded A with a trust score of 74/100. The grade considers regulatory strength, investor protection, and reputation.

What are the capabilities of Financial Sector Conduct Authority?

Key capabilities include: Forex Regulation、International Regulatory Body.

Financial Sector Conduct Authority Regulatory Details

South Africa 🇿🇦 · A · Trust Score 74

FSCA

Financial Sector Conduct Authority

South Africa 🇿🇦 · Government Regulation · Established 1991

Grade

Trust Score 74/100

Official Website

Capabilities

Forex Regulation International Regulatory Body

How to verify regulation?

You can verify by visiting the regulator's official website and searching for the broker's license number.

View Regulated Brokers (2 regulated brokers)

Exness

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4.9

FxPro

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4.6

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