You and a friend open an account with the same broker brand. Same logo. Same website design. You might expect the same rules. But are you actually signing with the same company? A broker brand can operate through several legal entities. Depending on where you live and which entity accepts your account, the regulator, trading conditions and available protections may differ. Think of the brand as the sign above the door. The legal entity is the company named in your agreement. They are connected, but they are not interchangeable. Before comparing two offers, ask three questions. First: which company would actually hold my account? Second: which regulator authorises that company, and for which activities? Third: which conditions apply to my country and client category? A licence displayed somewhere on a group’s website does not automatically describe the protections attached to your account. Check the specific entity and the relevant official register. And remember: clients cannot necessarily choose any entity within a group. Eligibility rules apply. This is the problem FXcontext is designed to make easier to understand: connecting a familiar brand with a specific company, market and documented assessment. Not simply, “Have I heard of this broker?” But, “Which broker company am I actually dealing with?” Same brand. Different rules. Explore the context behind the brand at fxcontext.com.
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