XMASIC · CySEC · DFSA
ExnessFCA · CySEC · FSCA
TMGMASIC · FSC-MU · VFSC
PepperstoneASIC · FCA · CySEC
IC MarketsASIC · CySEC · FSA-SC
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Swap now floats against a new benchmark rate, so the cost of holding positions long term may change.
GO Markets
No change to existing accounts; the statement names the custodian banks for each licensed entity.
Ultima Markets
Trading.com, described by the source as XM.com's sister brand, obtained a MiCA authorization through CySEC. The authorization creates a route for regulated physical crypto services across the EU, although the launch schedule and final product scope had not yet been disclosed.
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Spread, commission and accrued swap can now be read per order instead of only at account level.
FOREX.com
Both rails settle within the hour on business days; holiday processing still follows the local banking calendar.
FXCM
The change covers retail client classification and the maximum leverage cap, and is already live on the terms page.
FXTM
A LATAM comparison feature gives XM a dedicated profile alongside RoboForex and Exness. It discusses account structure, localization, education, copy trading and access through MT4, MT5 and the XM App; regional availability and account conditions should be checked against current local terms.
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US regulatory data showed Trading.com, identified as part of the Trading Point group that also operates XM, with $3.10 million in retail forex obligations for March 2026. The source calls this a platform record and reports 22.2% year-over-year growth, but the numbers belong to Trading.com rather than XM client balances.
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XM's Kenya country manager presented the CMA licence as the base for a locally embedded expansion focused on investor education, localization and mobile-first access. The interview positions Kenya as a priority East African market rather than a remote cross-border sales territory.
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In a report on regional security tensions, XM said it was monitoring developments across the UAE and wider region. Co-CEO Menelaos Menelaou stated that trading operations remained stable and that clients would retain access to accounts, funds and support; this is a company continuity statement rather than an independently audited uptime finding.
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XM obtained a Kenyan Capital Markets Authority licence and launched a local route for serving Kenyan clients under domestic oversight. The report places the approval within XM's broader African expansion and distinguishes it from the more limited Category 5 promotional licence previously obtained in the UAE.
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A US forex-deposit analysis reports that Trading.com, part of the Trading Point group that also operates XM, had grown customer obligations 27% year over year from December 2024. It also notes Trading.com's US retail-forex-dealer approval; the figures describe the sister brand, not XM entities.
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