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Founded in 2001 as Interbank FX, IBFX grew to be a prominent US-based retail forex broker, primarily known for its MetaTrader 4 platform offerings and educational resources. The company was acquired by Japan's Monex Group in 2011. Facing a changing regulatory landscape in the United States, IBFX sold its US retail forex client accounts to OANDA in 2014. Subsequently, in 2015, the remaining business, including IBFX, Inc. (the US entity) and IBFX Australia Pty Ltd, was acquired by FXCM Inc. The IBFX brand was then phased out, and its remaining clients were migrated to FXCM's platform.

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IBFX

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From jurisdictions with minimal oversight, these licenses often lack key protections like fund segregation and insurance. While attractive for operational flexibility, they pose higher risks to traders.

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