Forex.com — India
Key facts (8)
- Who actually onboards you
- Not served. Forex.com does not accept Indian residents and holds no SE
- Licence number
- not stated
- Established
- 1999group
- Min deposit, USD
- not stated
- Platforms
- —
- Local funding
- Not applicable.
- Max leverage
- not stated
- EURUSD
- not priced
This broker against the India middle (52 of 91)
| Forex.com | India median | |
|---|---|---|
| Round turn, USD | 10.0 USD | 6.0 USD |
| Min deposit, USD | no data | 30.0 USD |
| Max leverage | no data | 500.0geo |
| Withdrawal, h | no data | 48.0 h |
| EURUSD, standard | not priced | 1.0 pips |
| EURUSD, raw | 0 pipsgroup | 0.0 pips |
| Established | 1999group | 2008.0 |
| Platforms | 0 | 3 |
Accepts residents of India
Through an offshore entity
Score (3/6 axes)
no data
Shown, not ranked: no review-platform rating
Licence check
Who actually onboards you
Not served. Forex.com does not accept Indian residents and holds no SEBI registration; no Indian entity.
Entity not established
Public rating and its base
Round turn against the local middle (52 of 91)
raw+commission
Getting money out
From the entry account upwards
Not applicable.
Terminals, markets, instrument counts (0)
Not applicable.
What works and what to watch
Pros (0)
- —
Cons (5)
- Round turn 10.0 USD against a India median of 6.0
- No local licence: the client is onboarded by a foreign entity
- Withdrawal time not published
- No public review-platform rating, so the review axis is absent
- Minimum deposit for this country not published
Profits, and what India takes
Exchange-traded currency futures & options profit is generally treated as non-speculative business income and taxed at the individual's income-tax slab rates (as of the review). Intraday speculative positions are speculative business income (losses set off only against speculative income, carry-forward 4 years) vs non-speculative losses carry-forward 8 years. A 20% TCS applies on LRS foreign remit
Where it does not serve
no data
Methodology
2 + 3 × weighted mean of six axes · reviews 25%, cost 20%, safety 20%, payouts 15%, track_record 10%, platforms 10%
Verified · what changed · sources (3)
Checked: 2026-07-09
- brokerchooser.com domain
- forexbrokers.com domain
- dailyforex.com domain
FAQ (4)
Does Forex.com accept residents of India?
Through an offshore entity.
Which entity onboards a India client of Forex.com?
Not served. Forex.com does not accept Indian residents and holds no SEBI registration; no Indian entity.
What licence does Forex.com hold for India?
No licence number is published for this country.
What does one EURUSD lot cost at Forex.com?
10.0 USD per round turn against a India median of 6.0 USD, measured on 52 of 91 brokers.