Who owns FxPro?

As of : FxPro is run by FxPro Global Markets Limited, Bahamas. It holds a licence from SCB (SIA-F184). The company is private (owners not named on FxPro's own pages).

Ultimate ownerFxPro Group Limited (private (owners not named on FxPro's own pages))
Operating companyFxPro Global Markets Limited, Bahamas
LicencesSCB SIA-F184 offshore
Websitefxpro.com
Sister brokers0
Fines and actions0
Owner proofverified
Last checked20 Oct 2026

Licences

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SCB
SIA-F184
offshore
—activeregister

About FxPro Group Limited

London-headquartered CFD broker with UK, Cyprus and Bahamas entities (plus Seychelles). In October 2026 it agreed to sell its Cyprus (EU) client book to Capital.com, keeping its London base and non-EU licences.

Headquarters: United Kingdom · Founded: 2006 · Ownership: private (owners not named on FxPro's own pages)

How we know, and what we could not confirm

How we know: Non-UK/EU clients are typically onboarded to FxPro Global Markets (Bahamas SCB SIA-F184). On 14 Oct 2026 FxPro agreed to sell the EU client book of FxPro Financial Services Ltd (CySEC) to Capital.com's Capital Com Group Ltd; CySEC approved the change of control and client eligibility, transfer pending. FxPro keeps its UK (FCA), Bahamas and Seychelles licences.

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Questions and answers

Who owns FxPro?

FxPro Global Markets Limited runs it.

Is FxPro licensed?

Yes. Its operator FxPro Global Markets Limited holds a licence from SCB (SIA-F184).

Has the owner of FxPro been fined?

We have no regulator fines on record.

Is FxPro legit?

FxPro is run by FxPro Global Markets Limited, which holds a licence from SCB (SIA-F184). The company is private (owners not named on FxPro's own pages). Fines and regulator actions against FxPro’s own company: 0. Sister sites with the same owner: 0. We do not rate sites. A licence from your country’s regulator is the main protection.

Sources

Last checked 20 Oct 2026. How we check facts. CFDs are complex. Most retail accounts lose money.