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Brokers in base
100
With a local licence
20
Carrying a warning
18
Local leverage cap
1000.0geo

The rule

Retail forex/CFD trading itself is not criminalised for Thai residents - no law forbids trading via a foreign broker. However, anyone soliciting or operating securities/derivatives business to the Thai public must be SEC-licensed; unlicensed operation is an offence under the Securities and Exchange Act (1992) and Derivatives Act (2003). Spot FX transfers abroad are governed by BOT exchange-control rules. License check: SEC 'Check First' at https://market.sec.or.th/public/idisc/en/CheckFirst and Investor Alert at https://market.sec.or.th/public/idisc/en/InvestorAlert.

What the cap actually is

No Thai-issued retail forex/CFD leverage cap exists because SEC does not license such brokers domestically; Thais trade via offshore brokers whose leverage is set by their home regulator (ESMA/FCA/ASIC-style 1:30 majors, or unrestricted offshore 1:500+). Broker guides citing '50:1 majors / 20:1 exotics' are NOT an official BOT/SEC rule - unverified. As of 2025-2026 regulators were reportedly reviewing rules but no official blanket cap published. Verify: Not found on an official SEC/BOT page.

Measured across the base

local entity
750.0geo
offshore entity
500.0geo
unclear entity
500.0geo

How many of these firms are licensed here

Of the 100 brokers we measure for ไทย, 20 hold a local licence and the rest onboard residents through a foreign entity. That is not the same as being unregulated — it is a different question, and the broker pages name the entity in each case.

18 of them carry a warning from a regulator somewhere. A warning does not change a computed score here, but it removes the firm from beginner selections.

Warnings and where to read them

Yes. SEC Thailand maintains a public 'Investor Alert' list of unlicensed operators at https://market.sec.or.th/public/idisc/en/InvestorAlert (updated regularly). On 29 May 2025 SEC named five unlicensed crypto exchanges - Bybit, 1000X, CoinEx, OKX and XT.COM - and by 28 June 2025 the Ministry of Digital Economy issued blocking orders (these are digital-asset platforms, not pure forex). No official SEC page naming specific offshore forex-broker firms on a blacklist was found - Not found in research (forex-specific). Verify on the live Investor Alert list.

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Is forex trading legal in ไทย?

Retail forex/CFD trading itself is not criminalised for Thai residents - no law forbids trading via a foreign broker. However, anyone soliciting or operating securities/derivatives business to the Thai public must be SEC-licensed; unlicensed operation is an offence under the Securities and Exchange

How many brokers hold a local licence in ไทย?

20 of the 100 we measure.

What leverage is allowed in ไทย?

No Thai-issued retail forex/CFD leverage cap exists because SEC does not license such brokers domestically; Thais trade via offshore brokers whose leverage is set by their home regulator (ESMA/FCA/ASIC-style 1:30 majors, or unrestricted offshore 1:500+). Broker guides citing '50:1 majors / 20:1 exot