ASIC is an independent Australian Government body. We are set up under and administer the Australian Securities and Investments Commission Act 2001 (ASIC Act), and we carry out most of our work under the Corporations Act.In all its activities ASIC works closely with a range of international organisations, foreign regulators and law enforcement agencies. ASIC makes and receives international requests in relation to investigations, compliance and surveillance, policy research, delegations and licensing/due diligence and general referrals.VSTAR Finance Pty Ltd is licensed by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) to provide financial services under AFSL526187.

Vstar & Soho Markets Global Ltd. is authorised and regulated by the Cyprus Securities Exchange Commission (CySEC) under licence number #409/22. Cyprus is a member of the European Union which enables all CySEC Forex brokers to expand their services throughout the European countries; therefore, they must adhere to European MiFID financial guidelines. Under CySEC laws, traders’ funds must be kept in segregated accounts, completely separate from Broker’s funds, at top-tier European banks for extra protection. Moreover, Cyprus brokers are a member of ICF (Investor Compensation Fund) which ensures clients’ funds up to 20,000 Euro

The Financial Services Commission (FSC) is an integrated regulatory body in Mauritius in charge of regulating and licensing all the financial institutions, forex brokerage companies, and any other entities registered under its laws and regulations. The FSC licenses, regulates, monitors and supervises the conduct of business activities in the financial services sector other than banking. Additionally, all the registered members of FSC are to meet the compliance requirements as specified by the organization.

The Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) brings together under one roof the supervision of banks and financial services providers, insurance undertakings and securities trading.BaFin operates in the public interest. Its primary objective is to ensure the proper functioning, stability and integrity of the German financial system. VSTAR & SOHO MARKETS LTD is regulated by the German BaFin for the provision of financial investment services, regulatory number: 10161050

FI is a government authority tasked with monitoring the financial market. We promote a stable financial system that contributes to sustainable development and a high level of consumer protection. We publish rules for financial firms and monitor compliance with these rules. VSTAR & SOHO MARKETS LTD is regulated by the Sweden FI for the provision of financial investment services, regulatory number: 66848

The Spanish National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) is created by the Securities Market Act and establishes a regulatory framework that is conducive to the development of European stock markets and fully compliant with European Union requirements. the CNMV aims to ensure the transparency of the Spanish market and protect investors. VSTAR & SOHO MARKETS LTD is regulated by the Spanish CNMV for the provision of financial investment services, regulatory number: 5128

The Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) brings together under one roof the supervision of banks and financial services providers, insurance undertakings and securities trading.BaFin operates in the public interest. Its primary objective is to ensure the proper functioning, stability and integrity of the German financial system. VSTAR & SOHO MARKETS LTD is regulated by the German BaFin for the provision of financial investment services, regulatory number: 10161050

The Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority (FIN-FSA) is the independent supervisory authority for the financial and insurance sector in Finland. The entities regulated by the authority include banks, insurance and pension companies and other companies operating in the insurance sector, investment companies, fund management companies and the Helsinki Stock Exchange. VSTAR & SOHO MARKETS LTD is regulated by the Finnish Financial Services Authority to provide financial investment services.

The Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) is responsible for regulating savings, investments, insurance and loans. By monitoring the conduct of the financial markets, it aims to promote the efficient functioning of the markets. The AFM is committed to promoting fairness and transparency in the financial markets. As an independent market conduct authority, the AFM contributes to a sustainable financial system and prosperity in the Netherlands.

The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) is the single regulator of financial services in Malta. The MFSA regulates banking, financial institutions, insurance companies and insurance intermediaries, investment services companies and collective investment schemes, securities markets, recognized investment exchanges, trust management companies, company services providers and pension schemes. Since 2018, it is also responsible for regulating Virtual Financial Assets.

The Commissione Nazionale per le Società e la Borsa(CONSOB) is the supervisory authority for the Italian financial products markets; its aims are to protect investors and the efficiency, transparency and development of the market. It regulates the provision of investment services and activities by intermediaries, the reporting obligations of companies listed on regulated markets and appeals for public investments.

The Securities Market Agency is a legal entity under public law in charge of supervising the market in financial instruments. It was founded on 13 March 1994. Its tasks and competencies are defined by the Market in Financial Instruments Act (ZTFI). The Agency is independent in implementing its tasks and responsibilities. It is financed from taxes and fees paid by the participants on the market in financial instruments.

Supervision of the financial market in Slovakia has been integrated since 2006, when the central bank, Národná banka Slovenska (NBS), took over the supervision of financial market participants in the banking, capital market, insurance and pension fund sectors. General rules of procedure for supervision of the financial market are laid down in the Financial Market Supervision Act.

The Financial Supervision Commission is a specialized state body that unifies the regulation and supervision of various segments of the financial system - the capital, insurance and supplementary pension insurance markets.The main mission of the institution is to assist with legal, administrative and informational means to maintain the stability and transparency of the non-banking financial system in Bulgaria, as well as to protect the interests of investors, insured and insured persons.

Latvijas Banka is the central bank of Latvia. The supervision of Latvia's financial sector must be carefully tailored within a risk based framework. It must contribute to the implementation of advanced financial technologies and innovative solutions in financial services and, at the same time, ensure the protection of the interests of the general public – users of financial services.

Finantsinspektsioon is a financial supervision and crisis resolution authority with autonomous responsibilities and budget that works on behalf of the state of Estonia and is independent in its decision-making.The supervisory activities of Finantsinspektsioon are divided between supervision of markets and services, and capital supervision. The focus of capital supervision is on analysing the risks of financial institutions and the sustainability of their operations. Supervision of markets and services is intended to keep financial services transparent, trustworthy and efficient.

The most important of supervisory activity is monitoring that undertakings have adequate own funds to cover their risks (supervision of solvency).The Danish FSA also supervises the securities markets in Denmark. We monitor that listed companies comply with their obligations to publish internal knowledge and other relevant information.Supervision of the stock market area also includes supervision that prospectuses are published when securities are offered to the public and that prospectus material meets all statutory requirements.

The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) announced an adjustment to its policy on the provision of investment and ancillary services and or activities in third countries by Cyprus Investment Firms (CIFs). Under the new policy framework, CIFs are now permitted to offer their services in third countries, which are defined as countries that are not part of the EU or EEA. This development is particularly beneficial for firms like VSTAR, which are looking to broaden their client base internationally.