CySEC Market Maker License (Cyprus Investment Firm)
- Jurisdiction
- Cyprus
- License Type
- CIF — Market Maker
- Type
- Cyprus Investment Firm (CIF)
Listing 045
Seychelles FX Broker — Operational with Client Book
A Financial Services Authority (FSA) Seychelles licensed Securities Dealer with an active, revenue-generating FX/CFD brokerage operation including both MT4 and MT5 trading platforms and an established client book of approximately USD 4,000,000 is available for acquisition. This is not a shell or infrastructure-only listing. The entity is a fully operational brokerage with active clients across multiple jurisdictions. The primary client geography is Japan and Latin America (LATAM) — two of the highest-value retail FX markets globally — with additional client exposure in the European Union and UAE. The diversified multi-jurisdiction client base provides revenue resilience and geographic flexibility for the acquiring operator. Both MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and MetaTrader 5 (MT5) platforms are operational, giving the acquirer access to the broadest possible retail and institutional client base across both platform generations. Monthly operational running costs are approximately EUR 150,000 — reflecting the operational scale of an active brokerage rather than a dormant entity. For acquirers seeking an established offshore FX brokerage with immediate AUM, active revenue, and a diversified international client base — rather than a licence that still requires client acquisition post-completion — this represents one of the most commercially substantive Seychelles FX listings currently available. Full client, revenue, and operational documentation available to verified buyers under strict NDA.
Asking Price
POA
Price on Application — contact under NDA. Significant operational asset.
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