Segregated Client Funds
Broker & RegulierungClient deposits held separately from a broker's own operating funds, so they can't be used to cover the broker's business debts.
Segregated client funds are trader deposits held in bank accounts entirely separate from a broker's own operating capital, so client money can't be used to cover the broker's business expenses or debts. Reputable regulators like the FCA and CySEC require this segregation as a core condition of a broker's license.
Segregation is meant to protect client funds if the broker becomes insolvent, though it doesn't protect against trading losses — it protects the money itself from being treated as company assets in a bankruptcy.
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