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Exness review: New Jordan license boosts Middle East expansion
Exness, one of the world’s leading multi-asset brokers, has officially expanded its presence in the Middle East by opening a new regional office in Amman, Jordan, and obtaining a license from the Jordan Securities Commission (JSC). The milestone further strengthens Exness’ position as a globally regulated broker and marks a major step in fulfilling its long-term commitment to the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
The new JSC authorization allows Exness to provide trading services in full compliance with Jordan’s financial laws, ensuring transparency, investor protection, and operational integrity. The company confirmed that its Amman office is now fully operational, offering localized support, educational resources, and personalized client services to traders throughout the region.
Strengthening Middle East presence
Exness’ entry into the Jordanian market aligns with its broader strategy to reinforce its regulatory and operational footprint across MENA, where the demand for trusted brokers continues to grow. The broker already holds licenses from globally respected regulators, including the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), and the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) of South Africa.
According to the firm, the new regional hub will serve as a launchpad for further expansion into neighboring markets. Exness plans to provide multilingual customer support, build regional partnerships, and promote financial literacy through educational initiatives focused on responsible trading.
A growing global brand
Founded in 2008, Exness has grown into one of the largest retail brokers by trading volume. As of early 2025, the company reported an average monthly trading volume exceeding $4 trillion. Exness’ proprietary trading technologies emphasize transparency, ultra-fast execution, and tight spreads — key factors that have earned it a strong reputation among both retail and institutional clients.
With its official entry into Jordan, Exness continues to merge global market access with local expertise, reaffirming its mission to empower traders across the Middle East and beyond with world-class financial opportunities.
Read also: Exness makes record real estate deal with Bank of Cyprus
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