Regulatory Environment
Regulations & Licence
WeekendFX believes that regulation and oversight by regulatory authorities are among the most important factors in providing customers with trust and peace of mind. Below are the regulatory authorities authorizing or registering WeekendFX:
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Acquired Licenses
WeekendFX believes that regulatory oversight and authorization by supervisory authorities are among the most crucial elements in providing our customers with trust and peace of mind. Below are the regulatory and licensing bodies associated with WeekendFX.
MSB: M22538696
The Canadian Money Services Business
Registration Number: M22538696
The Canadian MSB (Money Services Business) license is a financial license regulated and issued by FinCEN (Financial Crimes Enforcement Agency), a financial crime enforcement agency under the United States Department of the Treasury. It primarily targets businesses and enterprises related to money services.
Its scope includes international money transfers, foreign exchange, currency trading/transfers (including digital currency/virtual assets), prepaid projects, and traveler’s check services. Companies engaged in the aforementioned related businesses are required to apply for an MSB license to operate legally.
Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority
Registration Number: L15675/WFX Document (PDF)
The Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority (AOFA) is an institution based in Comoros-Anjouan that oversees financial transactions of corporations and individuals.
AOFA adheres to international financial regulations and regulates to ensure a stable financial system, improve the investment environment, and oversee the provision of effective and efficient financial services.
BVI FSC: 9453
British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission
Registration Number: 9354 Document (PDF)
The British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission (BVI FSC) is the regulatory authority for financial services in the British Virgin Islands (BVI). BVI FSC ensures that banks, insurance companies, investment businesses, funds, and trust companies comply with laws and regulations. Additionally, it issues licenses required for operating financial services, including banking, insurance, investment funds, and trusts.
The BVI FSC monitors licensed companies to ensure they adhere to regulations, conducting regular audits and evaluations. It is also committed to preventing financial crimes, particularly money laundering and terrorist financing. From a consumer protection perspective, the BVI FSC implements measures to safeguard financial consumers and ensures that financial institutions conduct their business with integrity.
Open an Account in as Fast as 5 Minutes
Steps to Start Trading
01
Open an Account
Open a trading account. Please prepare documents that show your ID and address.
02
Deposit Funds
Install the trading software and deposit funds.
03
Start Trading
Once your deposit is reflected, start trading.
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