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Over the last decades, the forex market in the US has emerged as one of the most regulated markets anywhere in the world. Rules that were introduced and backed up by Federal laws have made it quite challenging for forex companies to operate in the US. Presently, only three brokers still operate in the US forex market: Oanda, GAIN Capital LLC, and TD Ameritrade.

Below you will find a list of Forex Brokers accepting US traders as clients.


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Yes.  CFTC requires account segregation for its members to ensure the separation between clients' and the brokers' operational funds.

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A Segregated Account's primary function is to accommodate the funds from all clients collectively, so they are not mixed with forex broker's operational funds.

The funds in a Segregated Account will be used by the broker only to complete individual transactions from the client and not for the interest of the company.

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The funds in a Segregated Account can still be used as margins.

The broker can still use it as margin, both for their trading positions and other clients, even if they already use a Segregated Account.

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If a broker goes bankrupt and has more debt than what they can cover, client funds in the Segregated Account can be used to cover those debts.

However, matters related to the client's rights when the broker goes bankrupt can vary depending on the rules of the broker's regulator.

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