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Axi has been granted a Financial Services Commission (FSC) licence in Mauritius extending its regulated trading platform to high-growth markets and giving more traders access to a globally proven broker.
Axi has been granted a licence by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius. The licence extends Axi’s regulated presence into a jurisdiction that serves a wide range of high-growth markets - giving traders in those markets access to a broker with 18 years of experience, a presence in more than 100 countries, and a track record built on consistent standards.
Mauritius is one of the world’s most internationally connected financial centres. The FSC is a credible, well-regarded regulator. Holding an FSC licence means Axi meets its requirements for capital adequacy, client fund protection and conduct of business. Those aren’t marketing claims. They are regulatory obligations.
The licence also extends the reach of Axi’s full trading ecosystem: the redesigned Axi Trading Platform, which brings together forex, crypto and global markets on mobile and web, and Axi Select, the funded trader programme that gives qualifying traders access to capital.
“Securing our Mauritius licence is an important step for Axi’s growth, and for the traders who will be able to access our platform through this trusted, regulatory framework.
As we continue to expand internationally, maintaining strong regulatory standards remains central to how we operate. This licence reinforces our commitment to providing traders with a trusted and reliable trading environment, while supporting our ambition to bring Axi’s products, technology and services to more markets around the world.”
Simon Hodgkiss, Chief Risk Officer, Axi.
The Mauritius licence adds to Axi’s existing regulated entities and is part of a long-term strategy to make sure that wherever a trader is, there is a regulated path to Axi’s platform.
What is the FSC Mauritius licence?
The Financial Services Commission (FSC) is Mauritius’s regulator for non-banking financial services. Holding an FSC licence means Axi is authorised to provide financial services through this entity and meets the FSC’s requirements for capital adequacy, client fund protection and conduct of business.
Which markets does this licence cover?
The FSC Mauritius licence enables Axi to serve clients across a broad range of markets. Mauritius is an internationally active financial centre used by firms serving clients across Africa, the Indian Ocean, parts of Asia and beyond. Traders onboarded through this entity are subject to FSC regulatory protections.
Is Axi regulated elsewhere?
Yes. Axi operates through multiple regulated entities worldwide. The FSC Mauritius licence is the latest addition to a global regulatory footprint built over more than 18 years.
What can I trade with Axi?
Axi offers FX and CFD trading across forex, crypto and global markets through its redesigned Axi Trading Platform, MT4 and MT5. The Axi Select funded trader program gives qualifying traders access to capital to trade.
How does Axi protect client funds?
Axi is required to meet the client protection standards of each jurisdiction where it holds a licence. For FSC Mauritius, this includes requirements around segregated client accounts, capital adequacy and conduct of business. Protections vary by entity. Traders should review the terms applicable to the entity through which they are onboarded.
When was the licence granted?
Axi was granted its FSC Mauritius licence in June 2026.
