Exura Prime receives FSC Mauritius approval as an Investment Dealer

We are pleased to announce that Exura Prime Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius as an Investment Dealer (Full Service Dealer, excluding Underwriting). The authorisation is documented in Licence No. GB26206361 (Code SEC-2.1B), under registration number 235905 GBC.

For our institutional counterparties, this is not a marketing line: it is the legal and operational foundation on which every Exura Prime liquidity, execution and technology service is delivered.

What the FSC of Mauritius is

The Financial Services Commission (FSC) is the integrated regulator for the non-bank financial services and capital markets activity of Mauritius. It supervises investment services providers under the Securities Act and applicable legislation, and is responsible for licensing, market-conduct supervision and enforcement of the country's AML/CFT framework.

Mauritius is an internationally recognised jurisdiction for cross-border financial services, with a supervisory regime aligned to international standards. An FSC licence means the entity operates within a defined regulatory perimeter, with ongoing conduct, capital, reporting and compliance obligations.

What an Investment Dealer licence is

The Investment Dealer (Full Service Dealer, excluding Underwriting) licence authorises Exura Prime Ltd to carry out securities and instrument dealing activity — including dealing on behalf of clients and on its own account — within the scope the licence permits, with the exception of underwriting activity.

In practice, it is the appropriate licence category for an institutional liquidity provider that aggregates pricing, executes client flow and manages risk across multiple asset classes.

What this regulation requires

Being licensed is not a static badge; it carries ongoing obligations the FSC supervises. Among the conditions that apply to our licence:

• Segregation of client funds. Where client funds are held (e.g. margins or deposits), they must be kept separate from the Company's proprietary funds and handled only for their specified purpose.
• AML/CFT framework. The Company adopts, enforces and reassesses its anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorist-financing framework annually, and keeps records of every check carried out.
• Conduct and disclosure. Reasonable steps must be taken so clients understand the nature of the risks involved, and to disclose when dealing on own account or otherwise holding a position.
• Confirmations and statements. Confirmation of each executed trade within 24 hours and a quarterly statement of all transactions.
• Operational continuity. Technical and financial means for a Disaster Recovery Plan covering essential infrastructure, systems and networks.
• Non-misleading marketing. All information in campaigns, materials or the website must be clear and not misleading, and accurately indicate the framework under which the licence is issued.
• Annual Compliance Certificate. Submission to the FSC of a Compliance Certificate no later than three months after the close of the financial year.

The full text of our licence conditions, together with the regulated-entity particulars, is published on our Legal Information page.

Why it matters for our clients

Exura Prime provides institutional liquidity services exclusively to professional and eligible counterparties — brokers, prop firms, hedge funds and asset managers; it does not offer services to retail investors. For that audience, dealing with an FSC-regulated counterparty means three concrete things:

• A defined regulatory perimeter. You know the framework your counterparty operates under, what activity is authorised, and which conduct and compliance obligations bind it.
• Safeguards over funds and conduct. Segregation of client funds, AML/CFT controls and disclosure obligations are not voluntary promises — they are licence conditions.
• Verifiable transparency. The regulator, the licence number and the conditions are public and verifiable — in line with the transparency posture we were recognised for at FX Expo Guadalajara 2026.

Regulation does not remove market risk — trading Forex and CFDs carries a significant risk of loss — but it does define the framework within which we deliver liquidity, hold the relationship and answer to a regulator.

In short

FSC Mauritius approval is a milestone of institutional maturity for Exura Prime: it consolidates, on a regulated footing, the same operational standard clients already recognise in our execution, risk and support.

The full regulated-entity particulars, licence conditions and legal documents are on our Legal Information page, and the company context on About. If your firm wants to start a relationship with a regulated counterparty, message our institutional team — reply within one business hour, weekdays.