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XM broker profile

Trading Point group brand, licensed in Cyprus since 2010 and in Belize for international clients

Last checked · By FTC Editorial Team · How profiles are built

Top-tier regulators
ASIC, CySEC
Founded
2009
Headquarters
Retail CFD accounts losing money
Not published

About XM

XM is the brand of the Trading Point group, founded in 2009. In Europe it operates through Trading Point of Financial Instruments Ltd, which has held a Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission licence since August 2010 under number 120/10. Trading Point of Financial Instruments Pty Ltd holds Australian Financial Services Licence 443670, and XM Global Limited, which serves clients in many other countries, is licensed by the Financial Services Commission of Belize under 000261/397.

XM is best known for MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 accounts. Because most international clients are onboarded by the Belize company, the protections that apply to you, such as leverage limits and compensation schemes, depend heavily on where you live.

Strengths

  • Cypriot company licensed by CySEC since 2010 (checked on the CySEC register)
  • MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 accounts
  • Group also holds an Australian licence

Worth checking

  • Most clients outside the EU and Australia are served by the Belize-licensed company
  • Belize regulation offers fewer protections than CySEC or ASIC
  • No retail loss rate for the international company in the sources FTC checked

Regulation and legal entities

RegulatorCompany and licenceTierStatus
ASIC
Australian Securities & Investments Commission · Australia
Trading Point of Financial Instruments Pty Ltd
AFSL 443670
1Listed by broker
CySEC
Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission · Cyprus (EU)
Trading Point of Financial Instruments Ltd
120/10
1Checked on register
FSC (BZ)
Financial Services Commission · Belize
XM Global Limited
000261/397
3Listed by broker
“Checked on register” means FTC found the licence on the regulator's own register. “Listed by broker” means the number comes from the broker's legal disclosures. Tier 1 regulators have the strictest client-money rules.

Accounts and platforms

Platforms
MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5
Account types
Minimum deposit
Varies by company and payment method
Commission

Sources

XM: common questions

Is XM regulated?

Yes. Trading Point of Financial Instruments Ltd is licensed by CySEC (120/10), Trading Point of Financial Instruments Pty Ltd holds ASIC licence 443670, and XM Global Limited is licensed by the Financial Services Commission of Belize (000261/397).

Which XM company will I trade with?

Clients in the European Economic Area are generally served by the CySEC-licensed company. Many clients elsewhere are onboarded by XM Global Limited in Belize, which has lighter rules and fewer protections. Check the company named in your client agreement.

What platforms does XM use?

XM offers MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5.

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