Brazil · Licence coverage
Is Capital.com regulated in Brazil?
The short answer
On the evidence we hold: no. Capital.com is matched to a licence on official registers, and none of them records cover for Brazil. A licence held elsewhere regulates the firm where it was issued; it does not extend supervision, complaints handling or compensation to a client in Brazil.
Investfora publishes what registers say. Nothing on this page is a recommendation, and we do not tell anyone what to do with their money.
What our current checks say
- Financial Conduct AuthorityVerified
Claimed licence 793714 found on register as 'Capital Com (UK) Limited', status active. Entity name matched via adjudication (similarity 0.79).
The licences, and what they cover
No evidence of cover for Brazil
| Regulator | Licence | Entity on the register | Register status | Fetched |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Financial Conduct Authority | 793714 | Capital Com (UK) Limited | Active |
- This Financial Conduct Authority licence does not, on the evidence of the register itself, extend to Brazil. A licence issued by Financial Conduct Authority regulates the entity in its home jurisdiction; it does not by itself make the broker supervised in Brazil, and Brazil's local protections or compensation schemes will generally not apply.
Coverage is read from the register record itself and nowhere else. Where a register does not record cover for Brazil, we say we have no evidence of it — not that cover is impossible. The distinction matters, and we will not collapse it.
Regulation in Brazil
The local authority is Comissão de Valores Mobiliários (CVM). Whether a firm may deal with clients in Brazil, and on what terms, is that authority’s question, not a question a foreign licence answers. Investfora does not currently query the Comissão de Valores Mobiliários (CVM) register directly; the registers we do read are listed on our methodology page, along with the ones that block us.
The full profile
This page answers one question about one country. The Capital.com profile carries the broker's licence claim quoted in full, every register entry we matched, and the complete append-only record of our checks.