Data read 11 Nov 2026 158 prop firms · 10,748 terms · 11 exchanges

Forex brokers that take clients from Malaysia

Which forex brokers take clients from Malaysia?

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brokers we read say in their own words that they take clients from Malaysia. 11 more are a yes by our reading, tagged, with the reason on each row.

Read · each broker's own pages · Link to this fact

Risk warning Leveraged trading carries a high risk of losing money. Data, not advice.

What the rules in Malaysia say. Foreign brokers without a local licence: not allowed. CFDs: not allowed.

Illegal Foreign Exchange Trading Scheme refers to the buying or selling of foreign currency by an individual or company in Malaysia with any person who is not a licensed onshore bank · bnm.gov.my, 11 November 2026

Brokers that take clients from Malaysia

Strongest evidence first: its own words, then a licence we hold, then our judgement. Then by how many local ways to pay it names. This is not a ranking.

Forex brokers that take clients from Malaysia: the evidence, local ways to pay, minimum deposit, maximum leverage and swap-free account
BrokerWhy yesLocal to MalaysiaMinimum depositMax leverageSwap-free
XTB Yes
Malaysia is on XTB's own list of countries it serves.
none named No minimum deposit (XTB International) 1:500 (XTB International Limited, Belize, FSC); 1:30 on the UK site (XTB Limited, FCA) Yes, for specific periods and not all products; opened as an additional account
Axi Yes judged
Malaysia isn't on Axi's list of places it doesn't serve.
Ringgit (MYR) $100 recommended (Standard, Premium); $25,000 recommended (Elite) 1000:1 (AxiTrader LLC, SVG) on all account types yes (Islamic account); fixed overnight holding fee instead of swaps
Admirals Yes judged
Malaysia isn't on its list of countries it doesn't serve.
none named 100 EUR / 100 USD (Trade and Zero accounts); 1 EUR / 1 USD (Invest.MT5) 1:30 on forex for retail clients (Admirals Europe Ltd, CySEC); the site we were served shows the EU company only Yes, on Trade.MT5 (Islamic account); flat administration fee after 3 days (1 day for crypto, exotics, metals and energies)
CMC Markets Yes judged
Malaysia isn't on CMC Markets' list of places it doesn't serve.
none named No minimum deposit 200:1 (CMC Markets Bermuda, BMA), CFD trading and FX Active accounts
Exness Yes judged
Malaysia isn't on its list of countries it doesn't serve.
none named Yes, on most popular assets (terms apply)
FBS Yes judged
Malaysia isn't on its list of countries it doesn't serve.
none named $5 1:3000 (FBS Markets Inc., Belize)
FXPesa Yes judged
Malaysia isn't on its list of countries it doesn't serve.
none named No minimum (Standard); from $100 (Premier) 1:400 (EGM Securities Limited, Kenya)
FXTM Yes judged
Malaysia isn't on its list of countries it doesn't serve.
none named 30 USD/EUR (Micro account) Up to 1:5000, floating (Rewards Plus and Rewards accounts, Exinity Limited) Yes, chosen when you create your profile (applies to all accounts on it); not on Micro or Advantage Stocks
IC Markets Yes judged
Malaysia isn't on IC Markets' list of places it doesn't serve.
none named $0 (Raw Spread, cTrader and Standard); Raw Pro $5,000; Raw Pro+ $100,000 1:5000 on FX (Raw Trading Ltd, Seychelles FSA); dynamic, lower above 25 lots yes, on Raw Spread and Standard (MT4, MT5, cTrader); flat overnight holding fee applies
RoboForex Yes judged
Malaysia isn't on its list of countries it doesn't serve.
none named 10 USD / 10 EUR (Prime, Pro, ProCent, ECN); 100 USD (R StocksTrader) 1:2000 (Pro and ProCent, RoboForex Ltd, FSC Belize); cut to 1:1000 when equity exceeds 10,000 USD Yes, swap-free offered on all account types listed
Tickmill Yes judged
Malaysia isn't on Tickmill's list of places it doesn't serve.
none named $100 (Classic and Raw); $1,000 for futures accounts 1:1000 (Dynamic Leverage on MT5, Tickmill Trader, TradingView; selected FX symbols), 1:500 by default and on MT4 yes, on all account types, for eligible clients
Ultima Markets Yes judged
Malaysia isn't on its list of countries it doesn't serve.
none named 1:2000 (international companies; not the UK company)

"Local regulator" means the broker names a regulator in Malaysia among its licences. A local way to pay is one the broker names on its own funding pages. Check the broker's page before you deposit: lists change.

Local ways to pay, broker by broker

Brokers that say no to Malaysia

A "no" is about where a broker takes clients. It is not a rating.

No answer yet for Malaysia: Deriv, XS.com, Capital.com, Eightcap, eToro, Global Prime, IG, JustMarkets, M4Markets, OANDA, Pepperstone.

Head to head: Exness vs IC Markets · IC Markets vs CMC Markets.

Other countries: Bangladesh · India · Indonesia · Kenya · Nigeria · Pakistan · South Africa · the UAE · the UK · the US.

Every forex broker side by side · fx-brokers.csv (CC BY 4.0)

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