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Abstract:UK-based Traze has secured new approval in the UAE, allowing it to offer trading services in OTC derivatives and spot FX markets.
Retail FX and CFD broker Traze has announced that its Dubai subsidiary, Traze Securities LLC, has received a Category One License from the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) in the United Arab Emirates. The new authorization allows Traze to operate as a trading broker in international markets and to offer OTC derivatives and spot currency trading under local regulatory approval—marking a key milestone in the firms expansion into the MENA region.
According to WikiFX data, Traze currently holds the following licenses:
WikiFX gives Traze an overall score of 7.39 out of 10, with individual highlights including:
Headquartered in the United Kingdom, Traze has been in operation for 2–5 years. The platform supports the popular MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and provides multilingual service. Tradable assets include forex, commodities, cryptocurrencies, and indices, though stocks and metals are currently not supported.
Traze offers two main account types: STP and ECN. Both offer up to 1:200 leverage.
Traze provides a comprehensive trading experience supported by the following features:
The company recently announced two key executive appointments to support its regional growth:
Kamran commented:
“Receiving the SCA Category One License is a significant step forward in our mission to build a trading ecosystem based on trust, transparency, and innovation.”
Al Saifi added:
“This license strengthens our ability to serve traders in the UAE and across the MENA region with a secure and transparent environment built on regulatory integrity.”
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