A white label broker operates under its own brand name and website while actually running on another, larger broker's technology, liquidity, and often regulatory license. This lets a smaller company launch a broker offering quickly without building trading infrastructure from scratch.
Because the actual regulated entity and the client-facing brand can differ, it's worth checking exactly whose license covers a white label broker's operations — the answer isn't always obvious from the branding alone.
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Segregated accounts, regulatory capital and compensation schemes are three different protections that get described in one sentence. What each covers, what it does not, and how to check which apply to you.