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eXcentral

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eXcentral was a financial services brand that provided online trading services to retail clients. In the European Union, it was operated by Mount Nico Corp Ltd, a Cyprus Investment Firm (CIF) regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC). For international clients, it was operated by OM Bridge (PTY) LTD, regulated by South Africa's Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA). The broker offered trading via the MetaTrader 4 platform. In late 2022, its EU operator, Mount Nico Corp Ltd, renounced its CySEC license, and eXcentral ceased all operations under that brand, transferring its EU clients to the brokerage firm Orbex.

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Research date: Thg 10 14, 2025

OM Bridge (Pty) Ltd has agreed to pay a R3.1 million fine as part of a settlement with the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) after its broker's license was provisionally withdrawn in 2021. The agreement, signed by director Ori Mishkal, follows an investigation into potential violations of financial sector laws. The FSCA concluded its investigation in May 2022, and the agreement includes a seven-year prohibition on Mishkal from providing financial services. The FSCA also debarred two other implicated parties for five and ten years, respectively. Additionally, funds belonging to OM Bridge were forfeited to the state under Exchange Control Regulations.

OM Bridge (Pty) Ltd has agreed to pay a R3.1 million fine as part of a settlement with the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) after its broker's license was provisionally withdrawn in 2021. The agreement, signed by director Ori Mishkal, follows an investigation into potential violations of financial sector laws. The FSCA concluded its investigation in May 2022, and the agreement includes a seven-year prohibition on Mishkal from providing financial services. The FSCA also debarred two other implicated parties for five and ten years, respectively. Additionally, funds belonging to OM Bridge were forfeited to the state under Exchange Control Regulations.