Is Cornèrtrader regulated? Licences and regulators (2026)

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Data refreshed 24 Jul 2026 · Compiled by David Ispiryan

Yes. Cornèrtrader is regulated by 1 authority: FINMA (Switzerland). 1 of these are tier-1 (major) regulators.

Cornèrtrader licences and regulators

RegulatorJurisdictionTier
FINMASwitzerlandTier 1 (major)

What the tiers mean

Tier 1 covers major regulators with strict capital, segregation and conduct rules (for example FCA, ASIC, CFTC/NFA, BaFin, FINMA). Tier 2 covers established regulators with solid frameworks (for example CySEC, FSCA, DFSA). Tier 3 covers offshore or registration-only regimes with lighter oversight. The tiering is our editorial classification; it is not a statement by any regulator.

Before depositing, check the licence number on the regulator's public register and confirm which Cornèrtrader entity will hold your account — protections such as negative balance protection and compensation schemes depend on the entity, not the brand.

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Common questions

Is Cornèrtrader regulated by the FCA?

No — Cornèrtrader is not licensed by the FCA according to our catalogue. Its licences are: FINMA.

Is Cornèrtrader regulated by ASIC?

No — Cornèrtrader is not licensed by ASIC according to our catalogue. Its licences are: FINMA.

Is Cornèrtrader regulated by CySEC?

No — Cornèrtrader is not licensed by CySEC according to our catalogue. Its licences are: FINMA.

Is Cornèrtrader an offshore broker?

No. Cornèrtrader holds at least one tier-1 licence, so it is not an offshore-only broker, although it may also operate offshore entities for some regions.

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