Capital.com

Licences from CySEC, the FCA, ASIC, the UAE Capital Market Authority and Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority were confirmed on the regulators’ registers. Clients outside those jurisdictions are served by Capital Com Online Investments Ltd, registered with the Securities Commission of The Bahamas.

• StrengthCapital Com SV Investments Limited holds CySEC licence 319/17, issued 7 April 2017, and Capital Com Group Ltd holds CySEC licence 463/25, issued 10 November 2025; the register lists capital.com as an approved domain for both.
• StrengthCapital Com (UK) Limited has been authorised by the FCA since 26 October 2018 (FRN 793714), and Capital Com Australia Pty Ltd has held AFSL 513393 since 16 June 2021.
• StrengthCapital Com MENA Securities Trading L.L.C is listed as active on the UAE Capital Market Authority’s register of licensed companies, and CC Kenya Securities Limited (trading as Capital.com) is listed by Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority under licence 244.
• MediumCapital.com’s international site is operated by Capital Com Online Investments Ltd, which appears on the Securities Commission of The Bahamas register of firms as at 30 September 2026 (licence SIA-F245, as stated by the firm). This entity sits outside the main retail protection regimes.
• LowCapital.com gives the registered office of Capital Com Group Ltd as 66 Christaki Kranou, Limassol; the CySEC register lists Vasileiou Makedonos 8, Limassol.

The group is privately held. The audited 2025 accounts of Capital Com (UK) Limited, filed at Companies House, name founder Viktor Prokopenya as ultimate controlling party, and Companies House records him as holding 75% or more of that company. We did not find audited consolidated accounts for the group.

• StrengthCapital Com (UK) Limited’s accounts for 2025, audited by Buzzacott Audit LLP and filed on 28 August 2026, state that its immediate parent is Capital Com Investments Limited (Cyprus) and that the directors consider the ultimate controlling party to be Viktor Prokopenya.
• StrengthCapital Com SV Investments Limited publishes audited Pillar 3 disclosures, including a 2024 consolidated report that lists the group’s subsidiaries and their regulators.
• ObservationThe group’s 2025 Annual Review states that its financial metrics are unaudited and based on management accounts. Audited consolidated group accounts were not found in public sources.

UK clients may be covered by the FSCS and clients of the two Cyprus companies by CySEC’s Investor Compensation Fund. Capital.com states that client money is segregated and that retail clients have negative balance protection. Clients of the Bahamas entity have no equivalent compensation scheme.

• StrengthCapital Com (UK) Limited’s audited accounts state that client money is held under the FCA’s client asset rules in segregated accounts with statutory trust status, and that retail clients have negative balance protection.
• StrengthCapital.com states that Capital Com SV Investments Limited and Capital Com Group Ltd are members of the Investor Compensation Fund.
• MediumClients of Capital Com Online Investments Ltd (Bahamas) fall outside any investor compensation scheme. Capital.com states that their funds are segregated and that retail clients have negative balance protection.

Not assessed in a desk audit. Spreads, slippage and fill quality can only be measured with live accounts.

No material enforcement action was found in the last eight years. CySEC fined the Cyprus entity €10,000 in 2022 for reporting suspicious transactions late, and in 2023 ASIC oversaw compensation by the Australian entity after it self-reported breaches of leverage limits.

• LowOn 14 March 2022 CySEC fined Capital Com SV Investments Ltd €10,000 for non-compliance with article 16(2) of the Market Abuse Regulation, after it informed CySEC with undue delay, through two suspicious transaction and order reports, of its reasonable suspicions that certain transactions could constitute insider dealing. The decision was announced on 6 April 2022.
• LowIn November 2023 ASIC named Capital Com Australia Pty Ltd as one of seven CFD issuers that self-reported issuing CFDs above the leverage limits in ASIC’s product intervention order and ran remediation programmes to compensate affected clients. ASIC described these as possible breaches; no penalty was imposed.
• ObservationThe Securities Commission Malaysia added Capital.com to its Investor Alert List in March 2022. Under our methodology this is recorded but not scored. Warnings about Capital Com Investment Ltd (capitalcominvestment.com) and an FCA clone notice concern firms unconnected with the group.
• ObservationCapital.com’s help centre lists maximum retail leverage of up to 500:1 in the UAE and up to 200:1 for clients in the rest of the world, against 30:1 in the EU, the UK and Australia. These terms are lawful in the jurisdictions concerned, so under our methodology they are recorded but not scored.

Not assessed in a desk audit. Uptime, incident history and security controls require evidence from the firm or live monitoring.

Capital.com reports Great Place to Work certification in August 2025, and Great Place to Work Cyprus lists Capital com Services Global Limited among its certified companies. Its UK company’s audited accounts report charitable donations and employee volunteering, and the group names financial literacy and research partnerships.

• StrengthCapital.com announced its Great Place to Work certification on 20 August 2025, based on a survey of employees in Cyprus and Italy. Great Place to Work Cyprus lists Capital com Services Global Limited among its certified companies.
• StrengthCapital Com (UK) Limited’s audited accounts report charitable donations of £315,825 in 2025 (2024: £1,004,055), volunteering days and a scheme matching employees’ charitable donations.
• ObservationThe group reports a partnership with the Just Finance Foundation’s LifeSavers financial literacy programme in UK schools, a 2025 commitment to a research programme at the University of Oxford’s Saïd Business School and a 2025 donation to the Cyprus Red Cross for wildfire relief. These are reported by Capital.com itself; we found no independent reporting.