BROKERAGE

Anjouan Brokerage & Foreign Exchange License:

Anjouan is an Autonomous island In the Comoros islands located in the Indian Ocean.

Anjouan is one of the easiest and fastest way to obtain a comprehensive brokerage license including the ability to trade in crypto

The Anjouan Finance Authority is responsible for the issue of Forex and Brokerage Licenses through their worldwide issuing agent, Anjouan Corporate Services Ltd. We are full authorized by them as their agents.

Once KYC has been completed which consists of supply of a passport and utility bill for each shareholder and director it normally takes only 7 working days for the license to be issued.

Dubai Brokers License:

The Dubai Financial Services Authority regulates the forex trading industry in Dubai. We can help in the setting up of the Dubai Company, Residence Permits and supplying the paperwork to the Authorities to obtain the license.

Vanuatu Forex Brokerage Licenses:

Now an increasingly popular location for offshore forex brokerage businesses. The benfits of an application for such a license include minimal ongoing requirements, tax efficiency, low capital requirements and fairly speedy time frame. The requirements are being of good standing, no criminal record, a passport and a utility with a business plan.

Formation
Forming a brokerage is a relatively quick process due to the lack of bureaucracy. Approval can be granted swiftly if the necessary requirements are met. There are no requirements for local offices or staff, although we would suggest that all companies have this facility which can be arranged at a minimal cost ( see Local office facility ). Application for permission for a Brokerage licence should be made to Application Form License

The following documents will be required:
The percentage of ownership by the shareholders
The details of the ultimate beneficial owners (chart may help if many)
Any other useful information to support the application.
CVs of all the directors
Full contact details of the directors and shareholders (KYC questionnaire)
Bank reference for all the beneficial owners
Clear certified passport copies of all beneficial owners
Proof of addresses (utility bills)
Business or legal reference for the beneficial owners
Legal doc for the shareholding companies (articles, certificate of incorporation etc)
Latest audited financial statements for all shareholding companies (if any)
A certificate to prove that the beneficial owners do not have a criminal record

KYC AND DUE DILIGENCE
A charge is made for each director / shareholder for due diligence (cost is dependent of country of residence ), in the event that a client is not accepted for a license this payment is not refundable

Please submit the following documents for each of the beneficial owner, director, manager, authorised signatory, shareholder/member of the Entity or agent under power of attorney.

(a) For Individual
A certified copy of passport or current driving licence or national identity card showing the name, date and place of birth, nationality, signature of holder and data of issue/expiry. The document must be certified by a banker, lawyer or actuary or notary or accountant holding a recognized professional qualification.
Proof of residential address. Acceptable evidence includes an original utility bill, bank or credit card statement.
Original Bank Reference.

(b) For Corporate/Partnership
Certificate of incorporation or registration and the memorandum and articles of association or constitution or deed of partnership or Act de Soci?t? as the case may be. Document has to be certified by banker, lawyer or actuary or notary or accountant holding a recognized professional qualification.
Original Bank Reference.
A certified true copy of latest audited account or annual report.
A Certificate of good standing (for Soci?t?).
List of substantial shareholders (who holds not less than 5% of the voting power exercisable at the meeting of shareholder/member) and a list of directors, and corporate structure.
A certified copy of Board resolution granting authority to its managers, officers or employees to transact business on its behalf.