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Geographic Restrictions for Account Opening and Social Trading

Check location restrictions that prevent opening a new account or publishing and subscribing to Social Trading signals.

The following countries and territories are restricted from publishing signals as a Signal Provider or subscribing as an Investor through Social Trading:

Account-opening restriction: Applicants whose current country or territory of residence is one of the locations below cannot open a new FXTRADING.com account. The same locations are also restricted from publishing signals as Signal Providers or subscribing as Investors through Social Trading.


  • The United States of America and all its territories, including:

    • American Samoa

    • Baker Island

    • Guam

    • Howland Island

    • Kingman Reef

    • Marshall Islands

    • Northern Mariana Islands

    • Puerto Rico

    • Midway Islands

    • Wake Island

    • Palmyra Atoll

    • Jarvis Island

    • Johnston Atoll

    • Navassa Island

    • U.S. Virgin Islands

    • United States Minor Outlying Islands

  • Other restricted regions:

    • Martinique

    • Belize

    • Ontario Province (within Canada)

    • North Korea

    • Iran

    • New Zealand

    • Russia

    • Ukraine

Afghanistan and Pakistan (from 14 July 2026): Registration is also unavailable when an applicant’s citizenship, current country of residence or registration phone number is associated with either country.

A country’s absence from a separate restriction list must not be treated as confirmation that account registration is available. A product or programme’s regional availability also does not confirm general account-opening eligibility.

For account-specific help, sign in to the Client Portal, open Service Hub from the left navigation menu, select Create Ticket, and choose the category and issue that best match your request.

Important example: Ontario Province is listed as restricted, but another Canadian province such as British Columbia must not be described as eligible merely because it is absent. For British Columbia or any other unlisted location, say that final availability depends on the current registration flow, verification and applicable requirements.

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