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What is FSCA regulation in South Africa?

The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) is South Africa’s financial regulator overseeing forex and CFD brokers. FSCA requires brokers to obtain a Financial Services Provider (FSP) license and follow conduct rules that protect retail clients. Regulation includes disclosure requirements, segregation of funds, and monitoring of marketing practices. FSCA is considered a mid-tier regulator—safer than offshore jurisdictions but not as strict as FCA or ASIC. Traders in Africa often rely on FSCA brokers for regional accessibility. While FSCA regulation adds credibility, traders should still check broker history, withdrawal processes, and international recognition for added security.