Where Is ICE Markets Legal? Banned & Supported Countries

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ICE Markets Available Countries List

Note! We regularly update the information about ICE Markets regional restrictions. However, the broker’s access policy may change from time to time. For the most up-to-date details, please contact ICE Markets customer support directly.

According to publicly accessible information and the broker’s regional guidelines, the following countries are where ICE Markets currently provides its services: flag India flag United Kingdom flag Indonesia flag Poland flag Germany flag Spain flag France flag Nigeria flag Malaysia flag Ukraine flag Brazil flag Italy flag South Africa flag Pakistan flag Afghanistan flag Albania flag Algeria flag Argentina flag Armenia flag Australia flag Austria flag Azerbaijan flag Bahamas flag Bahrain flag Bangladesh flag Belgium flag Botswana flag Brunei flag Bulgaria flag Cambodia flag Cameroon flag Chile flag China flag Colombia flag Costa Rica flag Cote d'Ivoire flag Croatia flag Cyprus flag Czechia flag Denmark flag Dominican Republic flag Ecuador flag Egypt flag Estonia flag Eswatini flag Ethiopia flag Finland flag Georgia flag Ghana flag Greece flag Haiti flag Hong Kong flag Hungary flag Iraq flag Ireland flag Jamaica flag Japan flag Jordan flag Kazakhstan flag Kenya flag Korea flag Kuwait flag Kyrgyzstan flag Laos flag Latvia flag Lebanon flag Libya flag Lithuania flag Luxembourg flag Madagascar flag Malta flag Mauritius flag Mexico flag Moldova flag Mongolia flag Montenegro flag Morocco flag Mozambique flag Myanmar flag Namibia flag Nepal flag Netherlands flag North Macedonia flag Norway flag Oman flag Palestine flag Papua New Guinea flag Peru flag Philippines flag Portugal flag Puerto Rico flag Qatar flag Romania flag Rwanda flag Saudi Arabia flag Serbia flag Singapore flag Slovakia flag Slovenia flag Somalia flag Sri Lanka flag Sweden flag Switzerland flag Syria flag Taiwan flag Tajikistan flag Tanzania flag Thailand flag Trinidad and Tobago flag Tunisia flag Turkey flag UAE flag Uganda flag Uzbekistan flag Venezuela flag Vietnam flag Yemen flag Zambia flag Zimbabwe

Note!

Although ICE Markets holds a Tier-3 license, this level of regulation involves limited investor protection. Consequently, some countries may restrict the broker’s operations. The information above is compiled from publicly available information provided by the broker.

ICE Markets Restricted Countries List

Note! We regularly update the information about ICE Markets regional restrictions. However, the broker’s access policy may change from time to time. For the most up-to-date details, please contact ICE Markets customer support directly.

According to publicly accessible information and the broker’s regional guidelines, the following countries are where ICE Markets currently does not provide its services: flag United States flag Canada flag Angola flag Belarus flag Bolivia flag Congo flag Cuba flag DR Congo flag El Salvador flag Iran, Islamic republic flag Israel flag Lesotho flag New Zealand flag Panama flag Paraguay flag Reunion flag Uruguay

In addition, ICE Markets — like most international brokers — does not offer services in countries or territories subject to international sanctions or included on the FATF high-risk list.

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In Which Countries is ICE Markets Regulated? Is ICE Markets Safe?

ICE Markets is a Tier-3 regulated broker, authorized by regulators in offshore or less strict jurisdictions. Such licenses allow operational flexibility but offer limited investor protection compared to Tier-1 or Tier-2 authorities.

The table below presents details about ICE Markets regulatory framework and the countries of registration.

ICE Markets countries of regulation
AOFA AOFA AOFA (est. 2001) is the principal financial regulator for Anjouan, Comoros. It issues licenses (e.g., Banking, Brokerage/FX, Gaming, Crypto), publishes “Acts & Documents,” and provides a public register for license checks. Specific leverage caps are not published on the website.
Full Name Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority Country Union of the Comoros (Autonomous Island of Anjouan) Protection Fund No publicly disclosed statutory investor compensation scheme on the site; complaints are handled via the AOFA Compliance Department (email provided). Regulation level Tier-3

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Anton Kharitonov
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  • In my experience, the first step when evaluating a broker should always be to confirm under which legal entity your account will be registered. Many brokers operate through several entities — one may be licensed in the EU, another in an offshore jurisdiction. These entities often follow different rules and maintain separate client lists depending on local regulations. Understanding which branch you’re signing up with helps determine your level of protection and whether the broker is legally permitted to offer services in your country.

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