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JP Markets

FSCA · Claimed by brokerFSP 46855

Entity not confirmed

At a glance

Licences2 regulators1 on a register · incl. top-tier
WarningsNone about itNo copycats found
CostsFrom 2Min deposit R3,000

Licences and regulators

FSCA ODP
JP MARKETS SA (PTY) LTD Found on the register by name.
On the register
FSCA46855
Claimed by broker
FSCA (South Africa)FSP 46855Found on an FSCA source
Legal name
JP MARKETS SA (PTY) LTD
FSP status
Not confirmed on the FSCA register yet
Categories
Not available. The FSCA's register search is offline, so we couldn't read the licence categories.
OTC derivative provider (ODP)
Approved (JP MARKETS SA (PTY) LTD)
  • FSCA list ODP Approved · JP MARKETS SA (PTY) LTD SourceChecked on 17 Oct 2026
  • Broker says JP Markets says: FSP 46855 SourceChecked on 16 Oct 2026
  • FSCA press release FSCA Press Release_FSCA fines JP Markets SA (Pty) Ltd R100 000 for contravening financial sector laws_10 May 2023 Source

“On the register” means we found this number on the regulator's own list. The FSC Mauritius register shows no licence numbers, so there we match by name and label the number “broker says”. “Claimed by broker” means the broker's site states it and we couldn't check that register automatically. Info may be out of date or wrong. Always check with the regulator before you trade.

Company facts

Websitejpmarkets.co.za
Head office (country)–
Founded–
Support emailsupport@jpmarkets.co.za (source)
Legal entities namedJP MARKETS SA (PTY) LTD

From the broker's own website. Scammers copy contact details, so use the website and email shown on the regulator's register.

Licence details by regulator

RegulatorEntity · numberStatusWhat it covers
FSCA– · 46855Claimed by brokerPermitted activities are listed on the FSCA register ↗.
FSCA ODPJP MARKETS SA (PTY) LTDOn the registerListed as Approved on the FSCA's OTC Derivative Providers search

A licence only covers the entity and country named. Check which entity your account is with: it's in the client agreement.

Check other warning sources

  • IOSCO I-SCAN ↗Warnings from regulators worldwide. Search for “JP Markets”.
  • FCA Final Notices ↗UK fines and bans (Publications → Notices and decisions → Final notices). Search for “JP Markets”.
  • ASIC enforcement ↗Australian media releases on court action and bans. Search for “JP Markets”.
  • CySEC decisions ↗Cyprus board decisions and fines. Search for “JP Markets”.
  • CFTC RED list ↗Foreign firms acting as if US-registered. Search for “JP Markets”.
  • NFA BASIC ↗US futures and forex firm records and actions. Search for “JP Markets”.

Change log

No alerts or corrections for JP Markets yet. All fixes are in the corrections log.

Accounts and platforms

PlatformsMT5
Lowest spread2Advertised 'spreads from', pips
Min depositR3,000Minimum deposit as stated on the page
Max leverage1:100Maximum leverage as stated on the page; depends on entity and client type

JP Markets: questions and answers

Which licences does JP Markets name?

We can't tell you whether to trust a broker. Here is what public sources show. JP Markets names licences from FSCA (FSP licence) and FSCA (ODP licence). 1 of these was found on the regulator's own register. Always check the regulator's register yourself.

Is JP Markets regulated by the FSCA?

JP Markets or a source names FSP 46855. On the FSCA register our status is: Claimed by broker.

Are there regulator warnings about JP Markets?

We found no warning about JP Markets itself on the lists we check (FSCA, FCA, CySEC, AMF, ASIC, CONSOB, CSA).

What is JP Markets' Trustpilot rating?

We haven't recorded a Trustpilot score for JP Markets yet.

What is the minimum deposit at JP Markets?

R3,000 (Minimum deposit as stated on the page), as published by JP Markets.

Facts from public sources, not advice. We don't rate or recommend brokers.

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