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Countries · Singapore

🇸🇬 Forex brokers in Singapore.

Who regulates FX and CFDs here, where to check a firm, and which brokers in our list say they're licensed locally.

MAS

Monetary Authority of Singapore

Licenses capital markets services firms, including leveraged FX dealers.

Brokers stating a Singapore licence

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BrokerRegulatorNumber statedEntity statedStatus
eToroMASCMS101824—Claimedsource ↗
Phillip Securities (POEMS)MAS—Phillip Securities Pte LtdClaimedsource ↗
Plus500MAS—Plus500SG Pte LtdClaimedsource ↗

"Claimed" means the broker (or the source linked) states this licence. We haven't matched it on this regulator's register yet, so check the number yourself before you deposit.

Before you sign up

  1. Find the firm's exact legal entity on the regulator's register, not just the brand name.
  2. Check the website address the register lists matches the one you're on.
  3. Check which entity your account would actually be opened with. Global brokers often onboard you through an offshore company.
  4. Search the warning list for the brand and any clone names.

Facts only, not advice. Info may be out of date or wrong. Always check with the regulator before you trade.