XM Regulation & Safety Review 2025
Comprehensive analysis of XM Global's regulatory compliance and safety measures. Is XM broker safe for trading? Complete security and license review.
XM Global Regulatory Licenses
CySEC - Cyprus
European Union Regulation
FSA - Seychelles
International Operations
FSC - Mauritius
Investment Dealer License
XM Regulatory Compliance Details
| Regulatory Body | License Type | License Number | Coverage | Client Protection | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
CySEC (Cyprus) | Investment Firm | 120/10 | EU Residents | €20,000 per client | Active |
FSA (Seychelles) | Securities Dealer | SD190 | International | Segregated Funds | Active |
FSC (Mauritius) | Investment Dealer | GB23202700 | Global | Segregated Funds | Active |
CySEC (Belize) | Financial Services | 000261/27 | Americas | Segregated Funds | Active |
XM Client Fund Protection
Fund Segregation
Investor Compensation
XM Security & Technology Protection
Data Encryption
- 256-bit SSL encryption
- Secure data transmission
- Protected personal information
- GDPR compliance
Authentication
- Two-factor authentication
- Secure login protocols
- Account activity monitoring
- Anti-fraud systems
Infrastructure
- Redundant data centers
- 99.98% uptime guarantee
- DDoS protection
- Regular security audits
XM Awards & Recognition
Industry Awards
Trust Indicators
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Q:Which regulatory bodies oversee XM?
XM is regulated by three major financial authorities: CySEC (Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission - license 120/10), ASIC (Australian Securities and Investments Commission - license 443670), and IFSC (International Financial Services Commission of Belize - license 60/354/TS/19).
Q:Are client funds protected at XM?
Yes, XM segregates client funds in tier-1 banks, separate from company operating funds. XM also provides negative balance protection, ensuring you cannot lose more than your account balance. European clients may be covered by the Investor Compensation Fund (ICF) up to €20,000.
Q:Has XM ever been fined or had regulatory issues?
XM has maintained a clean regulatory record since 2009 with no major fines or sanctions from its regulators. The broker complies with strict European MiFID II regulations and maintains transparent operations. XM undergoes regular audits by its regulatory bodies.
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