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Trading forex in Malaysia has become increasingly popular in recent years, and has also come under closer regulatory scrutiny.To get more news about best forex brokers in malaysia, you can visit wikifx.com official website.

While many internationally regulated forex brokers accept clients from Malaysia, it is an additional benefit to also hold a Capital Markets Services License (CMSL) from the Securities Commission of Malaysia, or SCM, the country's financial regulatory body. Numerous brokers, including some well-established international firms, have received warnings from SCM for operating without a local license, though practical implications for the brokers remain unclear.To find the best forex brokers in Malaysia, we created a list of all brokers that accept new customers from Malaysia and ranked them by their Overall ranking, calculated during our in-depth annual review of forex brokers. This exacting analysis of more than 100 variables includes our proprietary Trust Score (more on Trust Score below).

Compare Malaysian authorised forex and CFDs brokers side by side using the forex broker comparison tool or the summary table below.

In addition to our top picks above, we've reviewed and rated several more brokers who accept residents of Malaysia as clients, as shown in the table below.
Is your broker safe?
Choosing a regulated broker is important for avoiding scams, and the country where your broker is regulated is equally important. Our Trust Score, a proprietary algorithm, ranks regulatory agencies into three groups, with Tier 1 indicating the most trusted financial centers and Tier 3 the least. Our data collection on each broker results in a ranking from 1 to 99 of the broker's overall trust. The higher a broker's Trust Score, the better. Learn more about Trust Score here.

Bank Negara Malaysia’s official forex warning list
The central bank of Malaysia, also known as Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM), periodically updates its Financial Consumer Alert (FCA) List which – at the time of this writing – contains nearly 400 companies. The declared aim of BNM’s FCA list is to identify “entities or schemes which may have been wrongly perceived or represented as being licensed or regulated by Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM).”

Important note: At first glance, the BNM’s FCA list may appear to simply be a forex scammer list. Though many of the companies listed may be suspect forex brokers and/or potential scammers, some of the companies or entities may be legitimate brands that are regulated in other countries or jurisdictions – just not in Malaysia. That said, we always recommend working with a broker that is regulated in your country of residence (if possible). Learn more about how we track and classify regulatory agencies on our Trust Score page, and check out our guide to avoiding forex scams.
How to verify SCM authorisation
To identify if a forex broker is regulated by SCM, the first step is to identify the register number from the disclosure text at the bottom of the broker's Malaysia homepage.

Next, look up the firm on the SCM website to validate the current regulatory status of the broker in Malaysia. Here is the official page with the public register of license holders on SCM.

It's also worth noting that Bank Negara Malaysia, the Central Bank of Malaysia that regulates money service businesses and forex dealers, has issued guidelines for cryptocurrencies with which companies must comply when dealing with crypto assets.