TRADU Review: Regulation, Licences & Platforms
TRADU is a forex and CFD brokerage brand operated by Stratos Markets Limited, based in the United Kingdom. It operates internationally through a group of separately regulated legal entities across several jurisdictions.
Regulation & licensing
TRADU’s operating group holds authorisations from five financial regulators, each covering a distinct legal entity:
- FCA (Financial Conduct Authority), United Kingdom β licence number 217689, held by Stratos Markets Limited.
- ASIC (Australia Securities & Investment Commission), Australia β licence number 309763, held by Stratos Trading Pty. Limited.
- CySEC (Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission), Cyprus β licence number 392/20, held by Stratos Europe Ltd.
- FSCA (Financial Sector Conduct Authority), South Africa β licence number 46534, held by Stratos South Africa (Pty) Ltd.
- FSA (The Seychelles Financial Services Authority), Seychelles β licence number SD147, held by Stratos Systems Limited.
Because the brand operates via multiple regulated entities, the specific entity and regulator a client falls under typically depends on their country of residence.
Readers are encouraged to verify each licence directly with the named regulator before opening an account.
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