Each block below is one claim with the register it came from and the day we read it. Where we hold nothing, it says so.
Step 1The entries behind this page
Entries we hold about this company: 2. Registers they came from: 2 — Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission, Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (via ESMA register). Most recent reading: 2026-11-09. Everything on this page comes from those entries and from nothing else.
2Entries about this company
2Registers they came from
2026-11-09Last read
Step 2Licences on record
Every licence entry we hold for this company, as the register publishes it, with the day we read that register.
Step 3What that licence is worth to you
Where the licence was issued decides what stands behind it, and we print the regulator's class rather than a score. Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission — class: comparable supervision. Supervision: Full: capital requirements, client-money segregation, regular reporting. Compensation: A scheme exists, but it usually does not cover clients resident abroad.
Step 4Which company you actually sign with
Legal name as the register holds it: IC MARKETS (EU) LTD. Websites a register ties to it: ic.com, icmarkets.eu.
Step 5One brand, several companies
Companies in our data trading under this brand: 2 — IC MARKETS (EU) LTD, Raw Trading Ltd. Which of them you sign with decides whose licence stands behind your money: the licence a website advertises is often held by a different company of the same group.
Step 6Not named on a warning list we read
Public warning lists we read: 3 — Polish Financial Supervision Authority, Agency for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market, Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan. Entries we hold from them: 1422. Last reading: 2026-11-09. This company is not named in any of them. That is not a clean bill of health: it means no supervisor we read has published a notice about it.
Step 7Going to the register yourself
Search the register yourself at www.cysec.gov.cy for IC MARKETS (EU) LTD — the legal name, not the brand. A register files the company; a website advertises the name. Where the two differ, this page prints both so you can find the entry we are quoting.