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Forex license in Taiwan: FSC leverage transaction merchant permission.
A forex license in Taiwan is a Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) permission to operate as a leverage transaction merchant, dealing as principal in leveraged FX and other leverage margin contracts. Only a futures dealer already licensed in Taiwan may apply, after three years of proprietary trading and with NT$1 billion of audited net worth, so a newcomer builds or buys into one first. We map that route from Taipei.
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Taiwan in brief
Forex license in Taiwan: a second permission for futures dealers, never a first one.
Taiwan treats OTC leveraged FX as futures trading. Art. 3(1)4 of the Futures Trading Act of 1997, last amended on 28 June 2023, defines the leverage margin contract: one party pays a percentage of the price, or draws on a credit line from the other, and the two settle the price difference or deliver within an agreed future period. On 28 May 2020 the FSC called foreign-currency margin trading a futures transaction, to be traded through lawful domestic firms. Art. 80 lets a leverage transaction merchant start business only with FSC permission and a licence. Under the Regulations Governing Leverage Transaction Merchants of 12 July 2012, last amended on 6 May 2025, only a futures commission merchant (FCM) running futures proprietary business may apply, adding the leverage business to its futures business (Art. 5). The Regulations offer no stand-alone licence and no agency model: the merchant deals as principal at its own premises.
An applicant must show three years of proprietary business, net worth of at least NT$1 billion in its latest CPA-audited report with no accumulated losses, adjusted net capital averaging 40% or more of required customer margin in each of the last six months, and a clean recent disciplinary record (Art. 6(1)). Once permitted, it posts a NT$10 million operating deposit (Art. 10). For a newcomer this means a futures dealer first: a company limited by shares with NT$400 million of paid-in capital under the Standards Governing the Establishment of Futures Commission Merchants (Art. 8), then three years of trading. On 24 October 2026 the Chinese National Futures Association (CNFA) listed five leverage transaction merchants, all units of Taiwanese futures firms. A foreign firm's Taiwan branch is an untested route, confirmed per case. Dealing without permission carries up to seven years' imprisonment and a fine of up to NT$3 million (Act Art. 112(5)4).
Taiwan's forex licence is an FSC permission that an FCM adds to its futures business, to deal in leverage margin contracts, FX included, as principal. The Regulations offer no stand-alone or agency licence.
Applicants need three years of proprietary trading and NT$1 billion of net worth, then post a NT$10 million deposit. A newcomer founds a futures dealer first, on NT$400 million. The CNFA listed five merchants on 24 October 2026.
The permission and the way in
A permission a futures dealer adds, and the dealer a newcomer has to found first.
One business and one kind of applicant: proprietary dealing in leverage margin contracts, by an FCM with its own futures dealing book (Regulations Art. 5). A group without such a firm in Taiwan starts a step earlier.
One permission for futures dealers, and the dealer a newcomer must found first.
01 - LEVERAGE TRANSACTION MERCHANT
The leverage permission on a futures dealer's licence
An FCM with three years of proprietary business, NT$1 billion of audited net worth and six months of adjusted net capital at 40% or more of required customer margin applies to the FSC for permission to deal in leverage margin contracts as principal (Regulations Arts. 5-6). It then has six months to post the NT$10 million operating deposit, obtain the Taipei Exchange (TPEx) opinion on its risk management and apply for the licence (Art. 8).
An FCM with three years of proprietary business, NT$1 billion of audited net worth and six months of adjusted net capital at 40% or more of required customer margin applies to the FSC for permission to deal in leverage margin contracts as principal (Regulations Arts. 5-6). It then has six months to post the NT$10 million operating deposit, obtain the Taipei Exchange (TPEx) opinion on its risk management and apply for the licence (Art. 8).
- ✓Dealing as principal - Art. 5(1)
- ✓3 years of futures proprietary business
- ✓NT$1 billion audited net worth
- ✓Adjusted net capital 40%+ for six months
- ✓NT$10 million operating deposit
- ✓CNFA membership before the first trade
02 - WHAT A NEWCOMER CAN DO NOW
Futures dealer firstFound or buy into a Taiwanese futures dealer
A group with no futures firm in Taiwan cannot file for the permission. It can found a futures dealer, with NT$400 million of paid-in capital and a NT$10 million bank deposit at filing (Establishment Standards Arts. 8, 10), and trade for three years, or take a stake in an existing futures firm, with approvals confirmed per case. A licence in Hong Kong or Singapore serves clients outside Taiwan; it gives no access to Taiwanese clients (Act Arts. 56, 105).
Found a futures dealer on NT$400 million and trade three years, or buy into one; a foreign firm's branch is confirmed per case.
- ✓Futures dealer - NT$400 million paid-in
- ✓NT$10 million bank deposit at filing
- ✓Three years of proprietary trading
- ✓A stake in a futures firm - approvals per case
- ✓Foreign firm's branch - confirmed per case
- ✓Foreign licences give no access - Art. 105
Costs and timelines are confirmed for your case before any work begins. The Establishment Standards charge a licence fee of 1/4000 of the statutory minimum paid-in capital when a futures firm is licensed or adds a business type (Art. 47); the Regulations add no fee of their own, and any annual FSC, TPEx or CNFA charges are confirmed in the quote.
Why Taiwan
Five licensees in October 2026, and criminal penalties for dealing without the permission.
Inside that small, protected market, the Regulations and the product permissions of Taiwan's Central Bank (CBC) narrow what a merchant may sell.
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A field of five merchants
On 24 October 2026 the CNFA's list of lawful futures enterprises showed five leverage transaction merchants, each a unit of a Taiwanese futures firm. A merchant may start business only after it joins the CNFA (Regulations Art. 8(3)).On the CNFA list, 24 October 2026.
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Prison terms for unlicensed dealers
Running a leverage transaction merchant without permission carries up to seven years' imprisonment and a fine of up to NT$3 million (Act Art. 112(5)4), and Art. 105 bars anyone from entrusting futures trading to an unapproved firm. In May 2020 the FSC warned that illegal operators pose as financial investment companies, financial consultancies and IT companies.Up to seven years for unlicensed dealing.
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Client margin out of creditors' reach
Client margin runs through a segregated customer margin account at an institution the FSC designates, and money leaves it only by transfer (Regulations Art. 15). The merchant's creditors cannot attach that account (Act Art. 70).Segregated; creditors cannot attach it.
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Futures conduct rules carried over
Art. 81 of the Act applies the FCM rules to the leverage business. The merchant assesses each client's capacity and refuses business beyond it (Art. 64), has a registered person deliver the risk disclosure statement before the account opens (Art. 65), and sends trade confirmations and monthly statements (Art. 68). It may not guarantee profits or run exaggerated or biased promotion (Art. 63).Suitability, risk disclosure, monthly statements.
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20% on taxable income
Taiwan taxes the entire taxable income at 20% once it passes NT$120,000 (Income Tax Act Art. 5(5)). A company filing blue returns or CPA-certified returns carries losses forward for 10 years (Art. 39).Losses carried forward for 10 years.
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Warning: no NT dollar contracts
No contract may involve the New Taiwan dollar exchange rate (Regulations Art. 13(2)). Each FX-linked business item also needs the CBC's permission before launch (CBC letter of 2 December 2016), and the CBC may revoke it if the business is not carried on for more than a year after its reported start date.No NT dollar contracts; CBC permission.
How it compares
How Taiwan differs from other routes.
Hong Kong licenses leveraged FX as SFC Type 3 business on HK$30 million paid-up and HK$15 million liquid capital, Singapore asks S$1-5 million of base capital for a MAS licence, and Japan registers a Type I operator on ¥50 million with a 120% capital adequacy ratio. All three license a company set up for the purpose. Taiwan does not: its permission goes to a futures dealer with NT$1 billion of net worth and three years of proprietary trading behind it.
Taiwan vs other jurisdictions
| Feature |  Taiwan | Other jurisdictions |
|---|---|---|
| Who may apply | Licensed futures dealers · 3 years' record | A company set up for the licence |
| Capital | NT$400M paid-in dealer · NT$1B net worth to apply | HK$30M + HK$15M liquid · S$1M-5M · ¥50M |
| Timeline | New dealer: 3 years first · FSC review per case | 8-14 months HK · 6-12 Singapore, Japan |
| Corporate tax | 20% · 21% on dividends abroad | 8.25% / 16.5% HK · 17% Singapore · ~30% Japan |
Who may apply
TaiwanLicensed futures dealers · 3 years' record
Other jurisdictionsA company set up for the licence
Capital
TaiwanNT$400M paid-in dealer · NT$1B net worth to apply
Other jurisdictionsHK$30M + HK$15M liquid · S$1M-5M · ¥50M
Timeline
TaiwanNew dealer: 3 years first · FSC review per case
Other jurisdictions8-14 months HK · 6-12 Singapore, Japan
Corporate tax
Taiwan20% · 21% on dividends abroad
Other jurisdictions8.25% / 16.5% HK · 17% Singapore · ~30% Japan
Country by country
| Country | License type | Taxation | Requirements |
|---|---|---|---|
| Taiwan | FSC leverage transaction merchant | 20% CIT · 21% WHT to non-residents | Futures dealer, NT$1B net worth |
 Hong Kong | SFC Type 3 | 8.25% / 16.5% | HK$30M paid-up + HK$15M liquid |
 Singapore | MAS CMS licence | 17% · exemptions | S$1M-5M base capital |
 Japan | FSA Type I FIBO | ~30% effective | ¥50M · CAR 120% · 25:1 |
TaiwanLicense typeFSC leverage transaction merchant
Taxation20% CIT · 21% WHT to non-residents
RequirementsFutures dealer, NT$1B net worth
Hong KongLicense typeSFC Type 3
Taxation8.25% / 16.5%
RequirementsHK$30M paid-up + HK$15M liquid
SingaporeLicense typeMAS CMS licence
Taxation17% · exemptions
RequirementsS$1M-5M base capital
JapanLicense typeFSA Type I FIBO
Taxation~30% effective
Requirements¥50M · CAR 120% · 25:1
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Before you apply
Forex license requirements in Taiwan: what the FSC checks.Taiwan forex license requirements.
The FSC rules on the permission, TPEx gives its opinion on risk management before the licence issues, and the CNFA registers the staff. The first four points decide whether a firm may file at all.
01
Applicant - an FCM that conducts futures proprietary business and is not run alongside another business, such as a bank or securities firm with a futures sideline (Art. 5(2)); an FCM is a company limited by shares unless it is an approved foreign firm or concurrent business (Establishment Standards Art. 2).
02
Track record - three years of futures proprietary business (Art. 6(1)1) and a clean record: no warning in the last six months, no heavier sanction in the last two years, no trading suspension by an exchange or TPEx in the last year; the FSC may waive these three once the problem is remedied (Art. 6(2)).
03
Net worth - at least NT$1 billion in the latest CPA-audited financial report, no accumulated losses and compliance with Art. 17 of the regulations governing FCMs (Art. 6(1)2).
04
Adjusted net capital - a monthly average of at least 40% of the customer margin required for open positions, in each of the last six months (Art. 6(1)3).
05
Dedicated unit - adequate and competent managers and registered staff (Art. 5(3)), internal auditors and risk managers with no other duties, sales and product staff kept out of settlement and chief accounting (Art. 20), every person registered through the CNFA (Art. 21) and no non-employees doing the business (Art. 22(2)15).
06
Permission file - a business plan for the opening year and the next, the board resolution, audited accounts and statements (Art. 7); a file still incomplete after the FSC's deadline is returned (Art. 9(1)).
07
Licence stage - within six months of the permission, amended articles and the registered change, the internal-control system, TPEx's written opinion on risk management, the CNFA staff roster and proof of the deposit (Art. 8(1)), with one extension of up to six months (Art. 8(2)).
08
Operating deposit - NT$10 million with a qualified custodian bank, in cash, government bonds or rated securities (Art. 10); net worth under NT$800 million or adjusted net capital under 20% is reported at once, and under NT$600 million or 15% new leverage business stops (Art. 11).
09
Client money - a segregated customer margin account at an institution the FSC designates, with all margin passing through it and withdrawals only by transfer (Art. 15); the merchant holds no clients' money, seals or passbooks and lends nothing to clients (Art. 22(2)).
10
Products and AML - no contract on the New Taiwan dollar exchange rate (Art. 13(2)), a CBC permission for each FX-linked business item, and an AML programme with a dedicated officer and reports to the Investigation Bureau (Money Laundering Control Act Arts. 7, 12-13).
01
An FCM dealing on its own account.
02
Three years' record, clean history.
03
NT$1 billion audited net worth.
04
Adjusted net capital 40%, six months.
05
Dedicated unit, CNFA-registered staff.
06
Art. 7 file with a two-year plan.
07
Licence stage within six months.
08
NT$10 million operating deposit.
09
Segregated margin, no client loans.
10
No NT dollar contracts; AML programme.
Reflects the Futures Trading Act as amended on 28 June 2023, the Regulations as amended on 6 May 2025 and the Establishment Standards as amended on 6 January 2015, as of October 2026; an article without a prefix is one of the Regulations. Quotations from the Chinese texts are our translations.Futures Trading Act and the Regulations as amended 6 May 2025, as of October 2026.
Verify it yourself
Official sources
Regulator pages, legal texts and public registers the figures on this page are based on.
- LawRegulations Governing Leverage Transaction Merchants (as amended 6 May 2025) - Laws & Regulations Database (Chinese)law.moj.gov.tw
- LawFutures Trading Act (as amended 28 June 2023) - Laws & Regulations Database (Chinese)law.moj.gov.tw
- FeesStandards Governing the Establishment of Futures Commission Merchants (capital, deposit, licence fee) - Laws & Regulations Database (Chinese)law.moj.gov.tw
- RegulatorFSC - Press release on foreign-currency margin trading through lawful firms, 28 May 2020 (Chinese)fsc.gov.tw
- RegisterChinese National Futures Association - List of lawful futures enterprises (leverage transaction merchants L001-L005)futures.org.tw
How it works
From the futures dealer's three-year record to the first leverage trade.
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Route
We check the group against Arts. 5-6: a futures dealer that already qualifies, one that needs more time, or a newcomer that must found or buy into a dealer. A foreign firm's branch goes to the FSC as a question first.Qualifying dealer, newcomer or branch.
02
The qualifying record
The futures dealer completes three years of proprietary business and reaches NT$1 billion of audited net worth with no accumulated losses. Its adjusted net capital stays at 40% or more of required customer margin for six months running.Three years, NT$1 billion, 40% for six months.
03
Permission
The Art. 7 file goes to the FSC with a business plan for the opening year and the next. A file left incomplete after the FSC's deadline comes back (Art. 9(1)); the FSC's review time is confirmed per case.Art. 7 file to the FSC.
04
Licence within six months
The articles are amended and the change registered, the NT$10 million operating deposit is posted, and the licence application goes in with TPEx's opinion and the CNFA roster. One extension of up to six months is possible, after which the permission is revoked (Art. 8(2)).Deposit, TPEx opinion, CNFA roster.
05
CNFA and CBC
The firm joins the CNFA as a leverage transaction merchant, a condition of starting business under Art. 8(3), and obtains the CBC permission for each FX-linked product before launch.Membership, then product permissions.
Quick facts
RegulatorFSC · SFB Futures Management Division
RulesFutures Trading Act · Regulations of 12 July 2012
Who may applyFutures dealers with 3 years' record
Net worth to applyNT$1 billion audited
Operating depositNT$10 million · custodian bank
Licence stage6 months after permission · one extension
Licensees5 on the CNFA list (24 Oct 2026)
Plan forNew dealer: 3 years first · then per case
The Regulations give the merchant six months from the permission to finish the licence stage, plus one extension of up to six months; the FSC's own review time is confirmed per case. When a newcomer founds its own futures dealer, the three-year record comes first, and our plan starts there.
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Which route fits
Whether the group already owns a futures dealer that meets Art. 6, needs to found one, or should raise a stake or a foreign firm's branch with the FSC first.Qualifying dealer, new dealer, stake or branch.
02
The futures dealer
A company limited by shares with NT$400 million paid in, the NT$10 million filing deposit, at least three registered staff and a Chinese translation of each foreign-language filing (Establishment Standards Arts. 3, 8-10).NT$400 million, deposit, staff, Chinese filings.
03
The leverage file
The Art. 7 permission file, the internal-control system that TPEx reviews, the CNFA staff roster and the NT$10 million operating deposit with a custodian bank.Art. 7 file, TPEx review, CNFA roster.
04
CBC permission and reporting
The CBC permission for each FX-linked product, then monthly business reports to the CBC and TPEx by the 5th of the following month (Art. 12(5)).Per-product permission, monthly reports by the 5th.
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Good to know
Taxation of forex brokers in Taiwan.
A leverage transaction merchant pays 20% corporate income tax in Taiwan, and dividends it sends to a foreign parent bear 21% withholding before any treaty relief.
Corporate tax 20%
Taxable income up to NT$120,000 is exempt. Above that, Art. 5(5) of the Income Tax Act taxes the entire taxable income at 20%, with the tax capped at half of the part above NT$120,000; the Ministry of Finance raised the rate from 17% to 20% from 2018.Above NT$120,000 of taxable income.
5% on undistributed earnings
The Ministry of Finance cut the surtax on companies' undistributed earnings from 10% to 5% from 2018. We model the payout policy against it per structure.On undistributed earnings since 2018.
21% on dividends abroad
Dividends to non-resident individuals and to enterprises with their head office outside Taiwan bear 21% withholding (Withholding Rate Standards Arts. 3(1)1 and 4, as amended 30 June 2021). Dividends between Taiwanese companies are not taxable income (Income Tax Act Art. 42). Treaty relief is confirmed per structure.To non-residents, before treaty relief.
Derivatives gains in the settlement year
Gains and losses on derivatives trading approved by the competent authority are added to corporate income in the year of settlement, outside the suspended taxes on securities and futures trading gains (Income Tax Act Art. 24-2(2)).Taxed in the settlement year.
Business tax at 2% on core sales
The futures industry pays gross business receipts tax at 2% on core-business sales and at the general rate, set by the Executive Yuan between 5% and 10%, on other sales (Business Tax Act Arts. 10, 11(1)). The sales amount of financial derivatives is exempt, but commissions and service charges are not (Art. 8(1)32).Core sales; derivative sales exempt.
A foreign firm's branch
An enterprise with its head office abroad pays tax on its Taiwan income through separate branch books (Income Tax Act Arts. 3(3), 41). Whether a branch may hold the leverage permission at all is a question for the FSC first.Separate books for a foreign firm.
Tax summary
Corporate income tax20% · Income Tax Act Art. 5(5)
Undistributed earnings5% surtax since 2018
Dividends to non-residents21% · before treaty relief
Business tax2% on core-business sales
LossesCarried forward 10 years
*As of 2026 per the Income Tax Act as amended to 11 September 2026, the Withholding Rate Standards, the Value-added and Non-value-added Business Tax Act as amended on 28 May 2025 and the Ministry of Finance. Group and founder-level outcomes are modelled per structure.
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Every route to the FSC permission runs through a futures dealer.
Can a new company get the leverage permission in Taiwan?+
No. The FSC grants it only to an FCM that already runs futures proprietary business, with three years of that business, NT$1 billion of audited net worth and no accumulated losses (Regulations Arts. 5-6). A new group first founds or buys into a futures dealer.
Is forex margin trading legal in Taiwan?+
Yes, through a licensed firm. The FSC treats foreign-currency margin trading as a futures transaction under the Futures Trading Act, to be traded through lawful domestic firms (press release of 28 May 2020). Unlicensed operators face up to seven years in prison and a fine of up to NT$3 million.
How long does a forex license in Taiwan take?+
At least three years for a newcomer that founds its own futures dealer, because the applicant needs three years of futures proprietary business before it may file (Art. 6(1)1). After the FSC's permission the licence stage must be finished within six months, extendable once by up to six months (Art. 8); the FSC's review time is confirmed per case.
What does a forex license in Taiwan cost?+
The money in Taiwan goes into the futures dealer: NT$400 million of paid-in capital to found it, NT$1 billion of audited net worth to apply, and a NT$10 million operating deposit after the permission. The licence fee of 1/4000 of the statutory minimum capital, any annual FSC, TPEx and CNFA charges and our fees are confirmed in the quote.
Can a foreign broker's Taiwan branch hold the permission?+
Untested so far: the Regulations neither include nor exclude a foreign firm's Taiwan branch, so we confirm it with the FSC per case. Opening one takes ROC recognition and FSC permission (Act Art. 56(3)), with operating capital at the domestic minimum (Establishment Standards Art. 20). All five merchants on the CNFA list of 24 October 2026 are Taiwanese companies.
Are CFDs covered by the leverage permission?+
Product by product. The Act's leverage margin contract settles a price difference within an agreed period (Art. 3(1)4), and a Securities and Futures Bureau official's article in the FSC monthly journal of 16 November 2012 reads CFDs on commodities, currencies, securities, interest rates and indices as such contracts. It is not a ruling; we confirm each CFD with the FSC.
What leverage can a Taiwanese merchant offer clients?+
Neither the Act nor the Regulations set a figure: leverage and margin terms for non-professional clients would be set in TPEx's business rules for leverage margin contract trading, so we confirm them with TPEx before quoting. The Regulations do bar a merchant from lending money to clients or brokering loans for them (Art. 22(2)12).
How is client money protected?+
By segregation at an institution the FSC designates: all client margin passes through a customer margin account, withdrawals go only by transfer (Art. 15), and the merchant's creditors cannot attach the account (Act Art. 70). The merchant may not hold clients' money, seals or passbooks itself (Art. 22(2)8).
Taiwan or Hong Kong for an Asian FX broker?+
Hong Kong, for a newcomer. The SFC licenses leveraged FX as Type 3 business for a corporation set up to hold it, on HK$30 million paid-up and HK$15 million liquid capital, and we plan 8-14 months there. Taiwan is for a group that owns or will build a Taiwanese futures dealer and wants Taiwanese clients, whom no foreign licence reaches.
Why Prifinance for Taiwan?+
In Taiwan the permission is an add-on to a futures dealer, and our Taipei office plans the two together. For a dealer that already qualifies we prepare the Art. 7 file, the internal controls TPEx reviews and the CBC filings; a group without one starts with a plan to found or buy into a dealer.
A newcomer?+
No; futures dealers only.
Legal?+
Yes, through lawful domestic firms.
How long?+
New dealer: three years first; then per case.
Cost?+
NT$400M dealer, NT$1B net worth, NT$10M deposit.
Foreign branch?+
Confirmed per case.
CFDs?+
Product by product, with the FSC.
Leverage?+
Not in the Act; confirmed with TPEx.
Client money?+
Segregated; creditors cannot attach it.
Or Hong Kong?+
Hong Kong for a newcomer.
Why you?+
Taipei office; the route checked first.
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