XM Regulation & Fund Safety
Discover how XM’s global regulation ensures transparency, compliance, and fund protection for traders worldwide.
What Does XM Regulation Mean?
XM Regulation refers to the broker’s compliance with global financial authorities and industry standards. These regulations are designed to protect traders’ funds, ensure transparency, and prevent unethical practices such as price manipulation or fund misuse.
XM Licenses & Regulatory Authorities
- CySEC (Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission) — European license ensuring transparency, capital requirements, and audited reporting.
- ASIC (Australian Securities & Investments Commission) — strict investor protection rules and risk management standards.
- IFSC (International Financial Services Commission) — international license allowing XM to serve global clients outside the EU and Australia.
How XM Protects Client Funds
XM applies multiple safety measures to protect traders’ capital, including:
- Segregated Accounts — client funds are kept separate from company operating funds.
- Negative Balance Protection — ensures clients cannot lose more than their deposited capital.
- Regular Financial Audits — mandatory reporting and compliance with regulators.
- Advanced Encryption — SSL and top-tier data protection technology.
Why XM Regulation Matters Globally
For traders around the world, regulation is a key factor in choosing a broker. XM’s multi-license structure provides:
- Transparency in spreads, fees, and order execution.
- Legal protection in case of disputes.
- Assurance that client funds are secure and protected.
- Confidence that XM follows international trading standards.
FAQ - XM Regulation
Is XM regulated?
Yes, XM is regulated by CySEC, ASIC, and IFSC, ensuring compliance with international trading standards.
Does XM offer fund protection?
Yes, XM provides segregated accounts, negative balance protection, and regular financial audits to safeguard clients’ funds.
Can international traders rely on XM’s regulation?
Yes, XM’s multiple licenses allow it to serve clients worldwide under strict compliance frameworks.
Is XM regulated in Indonesia specifically?
No, XM is not directly regulated by OJK. However, Indonesian traders are protected under XM’s international licenses.