In the financial industry, a prohibited country refers to a jurisdiction where registration and trading services are not permitted due to regulatory restrictions set by financial authorities or conduct regulators.

Each financial institution or broker, including Eurotrader, operates under strict compliance guidelines, which define where services can and cannot be provided.

Why are certain countries restricted?

The restriction of specific countries is typically based on:

• Regulatory Compliance – Brokers must adhere to global financial regulations and local laws.
• Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Laws – Preventing fraud, financial crime, and illicit activities.
• Sanctions & Embargoes – Some countries are restricted due to international sanctions imposed by organizations such as the UN, EU, or OFAC.
• Licensing Restrictions – Some jurisdictions require special licenses, which may not be available to all brokers.

How to check if your country is eligible for registration?

🔹 During the onboarding process, you will see a list of eligible countries where registration is permitted.
🔹 If your country is not listed, it means that registration is not allowed due to regulatory constraints.
🔹 You can also find a list of restricted countries in the footer section of our website.

To ensure compliance, we encourage users to review these restrictions before attempting to register.

Please contact our customer support team for any assistance.

Visit our website to check your country’s eligibility today!