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Regulatory information

License and regulations

Review the legal entity, registration, licence information, service scope and jurisdictional restrictions presented by DOYOS.

Mauritius entity FSC licence Eligibility controls

Trading leveraged products involves significant risk.

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DOYOS Global Ltd.

Registered and licensed in Mauritius.

DOYOS Global Ltd. is registered in Mauritius under company number C188915 and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius under licence number GB24101245.

The registered office is Premier Business Centre, 10th Floor, Sterling Tower, 14 Poudriere Street, Port Louis, Mauritius.

Regulatory status and licence scope should be independently verified against the official FSC register and the legal documents accepted during onboarding.

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C188915Company registration · Mauritius
GB24101245FSC licence number
Financial Services CommissionRegulatory authority
Entity summary

Key corporate information

The legal entity named in the accepted agreement determines the contractual relationship.

FieldInformation
Legal nameDOYOS Global Ltd.
JurisdictionMauritius
Company registrationC188915
RegulatorFinancial Services Commission of Mauritius
Licence numberGB24101245
Registered officePremier Business Centre, 10th Floor, Sterling Tower, 14 Poudriere Street, Port Louis, Mauritius
Business activityOnline Forex and CFD trading services, subject to licence scope and client eligibility
What regulation does—and does not—mean

A licence creates obligations, not a guarantee of performance

Regulation supports governance, conduct, client due diligence, recordkeeping and complaint processes. It does not prevent market losses.

Governance and controls

A licensed firm must operate within applicable legal, financial and conduct requirements.

Client due diligence

Identity, ownership, source-of-funds and sanctions controls support financial-crime compliance.

Disclosure and records

Clients should receive material product, risk and contractual information and have access to records.

Complaint process

A documented route should exist for raising and reviewing complaints.

No profit protection

Regulatory status does not guarantee execution, profit or recovery of market loss.

Jurisdiction matters

Client rights and product access can differ according to residence and classification.

Service restrictions

DOYOS is not available in every jurisdiction.

Services are not offered where distribution or use would conflict with local law, licence scope or internal policy. Restricted jurisdictions include the United States, Iraq, Iran, India, the United Arab Emirates, Russia and North Korea.

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ResidenceCountry of residence and physical location can affect access.
DocumentationIdentity, address and source information must be verifiable.
Client typeRetail, professional and corporate terms can differ.
Local lawClients remain responsible for complying with applicable law.
Questions answered

Regulatory questions

Verify the entity and documents before funding.

Who regulates DOYOS Global Ltd?

The company states that it is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius under licence GB24101245.

Does a licence protect me from trading loss?

No. Regulation cannot remove leverage, market, gap, liquidity or execution risk.

Which entity will hold my account?

The legal entity and governing terms should be identified during onboarding and in the client agreement.

Why are some countries restricted?

Local law, sanctions, licence scope, internal risk policy and payment availability can prevent service.

How can I verify the licence?

Search the official Mauritius FSC register using the legal company name and licence number, then compare the details with your account documents.

Verify the legal relationship before funding.

Read the client agreement, risk disclosure and official entity information, and contact compliance with any inconsistency.