The Forex market in Denmark is regulated by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (DFSA), which enforces strict standards to protect investors and maintain market integrity. Brokers must adhere to European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) regulations, including a leverage limit of 30:1 for retail clients and mandatory negative balance protection. The DFSA is responsible for licensing and monitoring brokers, ensuring compliance with financial regulations, and protecting traders from fraudulent practices. The article outlines the legal framework, licensing requirements for brokers, and measures for trader protection in Denmark, including leverage restrictions and transparency in transactions. It also emphasizes the importance of choosing a reliable broker and verifying their license with DFSA.

The Forex market in Denmark is regulated by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority (DFSA), which enforces strict standards to protect investors and maintain market integrity. Brokers must adhere to European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) regulations, including a leverage limit of 30:1 for retail clients and mandatory negative balance protection. The DFSA is responsible for licensing and monitoring brokers, ensuring compliance with financial regulations, and protecting traders from fraudulent practices. The article outlines the legal framework, licensing requirements for brokers, and measures for trader protection in Denmark, including leverage restrictions and transparency in transactions. It also emphasizes the importance of choosing a reliable broker and verifying their license with DFSA.