15 licences are on record for Ebury. 14 have been checked against an official register.
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11 licences found on an official register
Last checked Oct 6, 2026
Counts of what is on record, not a rating. Each figure describes the register entries Wikilix holds and the checks it has run against them.
Ebury has 15 licences on record with Wikilix, issued by 12 authorities across 11 jurisdictions. 13 of them were issued by tier-1 or tier-2 authorities — the regimes with the strictest capital, reporting and client-money rules. We located 14 of 15 on the issuing authority’s own register.
2 licences come from authorities classed as offshore. An offshore regime can be a legitimate registration, but it typically carries lower capital requirements and no compensation scheme.
The registers print these licences under EBURY PARTNERS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD, EBURY MASS PAYMENTS LIMITED, Ebury Partners UK Limited, EBURY PARTNERS MARKETS LTD, EBURY PARTNERS CANADA LTD. Searching a register for the trading brand alone may return nothing — use the name above.
Every licence on record for Ebury, grouped by the 11 jurisdictions it is registered in.
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Firm reference number 577057 on the Financial Services Register belongs to EBURY MASS PAYMENTS LIMITED rather than to the Ebury brand directly. The United Kingdom Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) records that company…
FCAUnited KingdomTier 1Licence number
This entry is an electronic money authorisation rather than an investment permission. The United Kingdom Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) lists firm reference number 900797 against Ebury Partners UK Limited, registered…
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Permissions limited to professional and eligible counterparty business sit at the centre of this authorisation. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), the United Kingdom's statutory conduct regulator for financial…
ASICAustraliaTier 1Licence number
Australian financial services licence 520548 is held by Ebury Partners Australia Pty Ltd, a Sydney company within the Ebury group, rather than by the brand's UK parent. The Australian Securities and Investments…
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Ebury's main switchboard is +44 (0) 20 3872 6670 and its general address is info@ebury.com. Live chat and a help centre are available during business hours, and support is offered in a wide set of European languages alongside English.
Complaints go to complaints@ebury.com and suspected fraud to reportfraud@ebury.com. Ebury also publishes local telephone numbers and office addresses for each country in which it operates.
Ebury publishes no fee schedule. Its own material describes low cost foreign exchange pricing agreed per client and per transaction, so costs are settled with Ebury directly rather than read off a public tariff.
Two charges are stated: transfers between Ebury clients through Ebury Instant are free of charge, and the virtual corporate card is issued free of charge. On payments sent or received through the banking network, other banks in the chain may deduct their own charges, which Ebury states it does not control and cannot recover.
It depends on the route. Ebury Instant moves money in real time between Ebury clients and is free of charge. Euro payments sent over SEPA clear in roughly 48 hours, and euro payments above 560,000 euro are routed over SWIFT instead.
Instructions received before the relevant currency cut off are executed to the value date shown, and later instructions are still processed the same day where possible, though possibly with a future value date. Ebury publishes no clearing time for money paid in to an account.
Ebury's clients use its own online portal rather than a trading platform. Access is through the Ebury Online dashboard, reached from the login link on , with a companion mobile app published for iOS and Android, and the group also offers integration through business APIs.
MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader and comparable trading terminals are not offered, and none is recorded for Ebury.
Ebury publishes no minimum deposit, and none is recorded for its accounts.
Its two recorded account types, Global Accounts and Local Accounts, are corporate multi currency accounts opened through a sales and onboarding process rather than by funding a published threshold, so there is no self service signup with a deposit figure attached.
Ebury's United Kingdom investment permissions are recorded for professional clients and eligible counterparties, not for retail customers. The FCA register entry for Ebury Partners Markets Ltd under firm reference 784063 shows its advising, arranging and dealing permissions in that form, with a matched principal limitation on the dealing permission.
In practice the service is aimed at businesses and institutions. A private individual looking for a retail margin trading account is not the intended client.
Not in the retail sense. Ebury is a corporate cross border payments and currency risk business: it provides multi currency business accounts, international and local payments and foreign exchange risk management for companies and institutions, rather than speculative trading accounts for individuals.
It is authorised for investment activities in the United Kingdom and deals in foreign exchange, which is why it is sometimes listed alongside trading brokers, but it offers no retail trading terminal, no Standard or ECN style account tiers and no published leverage or spread.
Ebury is a brand operated by a group of separate companies headquartered in London. The company holding the United Kingdom investment permissions is Ebury Partners Markets Ltd, whose Companies House number 10841975 is printed on its FCA register entry, and the group's longer established United Kingdom company is Ebury Partners UK Limited, number 07088713.
The group also operates national companies in Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Cyprus, Hong Kong, Lithuania, Mexico, Singapore, South Africa, Switzerland and the United Arab Emirates among others, and the permissions each one holds differ.
Ebury's products for managing currency risk are spot FX with limit orders, forward contracts, options contracts and non-deliverable forward contracts, listed in the section of its website, alongside help with hedging policies. They are offered to businesses and institutions.
Ebury is not a retail trading broker: it offers no MetaTrader style platform and no Standard or ECN style trading accounts.
No maximum leverage is published for Ebury, and none is recorded on this page.
Ebury is not a retail margin trading provider. The United Kingdom permissions held by Ebury Partners Markets Ltd are recorded for professional clients and eligible counterparties, its accounts are corporate multi currency accounts, and it offers no retail trading terminal of the kind a leverage cap would apply to. A specific leverage ratio quoted for Ebury elsewhere does not reflect a published figure.
Ebury is funded by bank transfer, not by cards or electronic wallets. A client pays money either into a Named Ebury Currency Account held in its own name or into one of Ebury's pooled collection accounts, with the details for each currency shown in the Accounts section of the Ebury Online dashboard.
Outbound payments run over local rails where Ebury participates in them, including SEPA, Faster Payments, BACS and PIX, and over SWIFT for international transfers. Ebury Instant moves money in real time and free of charge between Ebury clients. A multi currency Mastercard corporate card is offered for spending from existing balances, which is not a route for paying money in. Ebury publishes no fee schedule for any of these methods, and other banks in the payment chain may deduct their own charges.
Ebury Partners Markets Ltd is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority in the United Kingdom under firm reference number 784063. The entry on the FCA's own Financial Services Register shows the firm as authorised with effect from 27 December 2017, with permissions covering advising on investments, arranging deals in investments and dealing in investments as principal.
Those permissions are recorded for professional clients and eligible counterparties rather than retail customers, and the dealing permission carries a matched principal limitation. Authorisation confirms the scope of permission a firm has been granted; it is not a statement about its financial condition or conduct, and it is not in itself evidence that a service is safe for any particular client. Other authorities are named in connection with the wider Ebury group under separate entities, and these are confirmed on the relevant registers.
