FXCM

Not licensed by the SC & LFSA

Not licensed in Malaysia

SmartChecker searched the SC Public Register of Licence Holders and Registered Persons for “FXCM” on 2026-10-07 and the register returned 0 records found. The register is the SC's own, it is open to anybody, and the search can be repeated. A register returning no entry is not a finding of wrongdoing by anybody, and SmartChecker has made no finding of its own.

This page records a search of a public register, with the term that was typed and the day it was typed, so a reader can run it again.

SmartChecker opened the SC Public Register of Licence Holders and Registered Persons on , typed one term, and wrote down what came back.

An SC licence is what places a provider under the Securities Commission's supervision in Malaysia. A provider without one is outside it, whatever it may be licensed to do in another country.

This page is a search result, not a regulator’s finding: the register having no entry is not a statement that anybody did anything wrong, and SmartChecker has not checked what FXCM may be licensed to do in another country. The register covers the SC’s own licensing of capital market activity; it is not Bank Negara Malaysia’s register and not Labuan FSA’s. A register is also searched by name, so a Malaysian entity trading under a different name would not appear under the term above. Run the same search.

Search details

Company
FXCM
Term typed into the register
“FXCM”
What the register returned
0 records found
Searched on
What this record is
One search of one register, on one day. It is not a regulator’s list and not a SmartChecker finding.
Other regulators’ lists
Outside this page. SmartChecker makes no claim here about any alert list, in Malaysia or anywhere else.
Licences held elsewhere
Not checked by SmartChecker. This page makes no claim either way.

Questions people ask

Is FXCM licensed by the Securities Commission Malaysia?

SmartChecker typed “FXCM” into the SC Public Register of Licence Holders and Registered Persons on 2026-10-07 and the register returned 0 records found. That is the whole of what this page records. An SC licence is what places a provider under the Securities Commission's supervision in Malaysia. A provider without one is outside it, whatever it may be licensed to do in another country. Absence from the register is not a finding against anybody, and it is not a statement about any other country.

What did SmartChecker actually do?

One thing: opened the SC's public register of licence holders and registered persons, typed “FXCM”, and wrote down what came back, with the date. SmartChecker did not contact FXCM, did not test anything, and did not form a view. The register is at https://easy.seccom.com.my:8222/ and the same search takes about thirty seconds.

Could the search have missed FXCM?

Yes, and the honest answer is that SmartChecker cannot rule it out. A register is searched by name: a Malaysian entity connected to FXCM and trading under a different name would not appear under “FXCM”. The register also covers the SC's own licensing of capital market activity — it is not Bank Negara Malaysia's register and not Labuan FSA's. Anybody who knows a name this search should have used can send it in and the row will be re-run and re-dated.

Does FXCM hold licences in other countries?

SmartChecker has not checked, and this page makes no claim either way. It is a separate question, and it does not answer this one: a licence from a regulator in another country does not authorise regulated activity in Malaysia.

What does this page not say about FXCM?

This page does not say that it has done anything wrong, or that any regulator has said anything about it; that it is unlicensed anywhere else, or that a licence it holds in another country is not valid; that it offers, or has ever offered, any service to anybody in Malaysia; that SmartChecker has formed a view of it, its products, its people or its management. It records one search of one register, on one day, and prints the term that was typed so anybody can repeat it.