RoboMarkets Regulation
Registered as a legal investment company in 29 European countries.
CySEC
RoboMarkets Ltd is regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), license No. 191/13.
CySEC (Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission) is a financial regulator of the Republic of Cyprus established in 2001 with “The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission” law enactment.
The purpose of CySEC is to provide the licensing, regulation, and control of brokers, brokerage companies, dealing centers, and operations carried out on the stock and currency exchange as well as development and implementation of regulations and laws that make the financial market of Cyprus more reliable and transparent.
Regulator website: Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission
Pillar III Disclosures: 2017
RTS 28 statement: 2017
RTS 27 statement
EU regulators’ websites:
Investor Compensation Fund
The Company is a member of the Investor Compensation Fund (ICF) of Cyprus.
Investor Compensation Fund (ICF) of Cyprus is an organization, which provides insured clients of the companies registered in CySEC with compensation payments, if the companies aren't able to pay them on their own. In these cases, the compensation may be up to 20,000 euros for one client, regardless how many trading accounts they have, the base currencies of these accounts, and the place where the investment service is provided.
Security of Client Funds
Your funds are secured when you trade with RoboMarkets.
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European regulated
brokerOfficially registered in the
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Negative Balance Protection
If the market volatility prevents clients from keeping their accounts balance in the black, RoboMarkets resets it to zero.
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Member of
the ICFThe Fund provides insured clients of the companies licensed by CySEC with compensations up to 20,000 EUR.
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Segregated Accounts in major banks
RoboMarkets keeps its clients’ funds separately from the Company’s funds, thus guaranteeing that they are protected from unlawful use and fraud.