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Financial Services Regulatory Authority (Saint Lucia)

Red flagGovernanceNoneTrading flexibilityHigh
Red flagUnregulated

FSRA St. Lucia · Saint Lucia

Financial Services Regulatory Authority (Saint Lucia)

Saint Lucia's regulator has published a warning that forex business is not licensed in Saint Lucia. Companies there can be registered, but not licensed as forex brokers.

Retail leverage
Unregulated.
Compensation
None.
Capital
None.
Supervision & substance
Company registration only.
Stocks, futures & crypto
None for forex or CFD brokerage.
Trade-off
No supervision of the brokerage business.

What it means for you: If Saint Lucia is the only 'regulation' a broker can show, treat it as unregulated.

Common questions about FSRA St. Lucia

Is FSRA St. Lucia a good regulator for forex brokers?

In our view, FSRA St. Lucia is not meaningful regulation for forex brokers (Red flag). Saint Lucia's regulator has published a warning that forex business is not licensed in Saint Lucia. Companies there can be registered, but not licensed as forex brokers. If Saint Lucia is the only 'regulation' a broker can show, treat it as unregulated.

What leverage can brokers regulated by FSRA St. Lucia offer retail clients?

Unregulated.

Is there a compensation scheme if a broker regulated by FSRA St. Lucia fails?

None.

Does FSRA St. Lucia regulate stocks, futures, or crypto?

None for forex or CFD brokerage.

A licence only protects you if your account is with the entity that holds it. Many broker groups hold several licences and onboard clients through an offshore entity. Check your client agreement, and verify the licence on the regulator's own register.

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