Regulation & Safety
Is Baraka Regulated? (2026)
Complete regulatory breakdown for Baraka (headquartered in Dubai, UAE). Licensed by 1 regulator.
1
Licence
Tier-2
Highest tier
No
Compensation scheme
2020
Founded
Tier-2 Regulated Broker
Solid regulatory framework with investor protection. May have lower capital requirements than tier-1 but still enforces fund segregation.
Quick Answer
Baraka is regulated by DFSA — providing regulatory oversight for your account.
See full licence details belowBaraka Regulatory Licences
| Regulator | Jurisdiction | Tier | Leverage Cap | Compensation | Fund Seg. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
DFSA Dubai Financial Services Authority | UAE (DIFC) | Tier-2 | Varies by product | None |
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Baraka vs Regulated Competitors
| Broker | Rating | Regulators | Highest tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baraka | 2.8 | DFSA | Tier-2 |
 Interactive Brokers | 4.4 | SEC, MAS, FCA, ASIC | Tier-1 |
 Forex.com | 4.4 | MAS, CFTC, FCA, ASIC | Tier-1 |
 IG Group | 4.3 | SEC, MAS, FCA, ASIC | Tier-1 |
 Pepperstone | 4.1 | CySEC, ASIC, FCA | Tier-1 |
 OANDA | 4.1 | ASIC, MAS, CFTC, FCA | Tier-1 |
 FxPro | 4.1 | FCA, ASIC, CySEC | Tier-1 |
 City Index | 4.1 | MAS, FCA, ASIC | Tier-1 |
 CMC Markets | 4.0 | MAS, ASIC, FCA | Tier-1 |
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Baraka Regulation — What You Need to Know
Regulation is one of the most important factors when choosing a broker. A well-regulated broker must segregate client funds from its own operating capital, maintain minimum capital reserves, and submit to regular audits. This protects your money in the event of broker insolvency.
Baraka holds 1 regulatory licence from DFSA. The broker has been operating since 2020, giving it 6 years of track record.
When evaluating broker safety, look beyond the licence itself: check for investor compensation schemes, negative balance protection, and whether the broker publishes audited financial statements. Our rating methodology weights regulation at 25% of the overall broker score — the single largest factor. See our broker regulation map for a global overview of which regulators oversee the most brokers.
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Risk warning: Trading CFDs and forex carries significant risk. Ensure you understand the risks and that the broker is properly regulated in your jurisdiction before depositing funds.
Frequently Asked Questions
1Is Baraka regulated?
Yes, Baraka is regulated by DFSA. Check the details above for the specific protections each licence provides.
2Is my money safe with Baraka?
Baraka is regulated, but the level of fund protection depends on the specific licence. Always check whether your specific account is covered by an investor compensation scheme.
3What is the difference between tier-1 and offshore regulation?
Tier-1 regulators (FCA, ASIC, SEC, BaFin) enforce the strictest rules: mandatory fund segregation, high capital requirements, regular audits, and investor compensation schemes. Offshore regulators (FSA Seychelles, VFSC, IFSC) have lighter requirements, which means higher leverage is available but with less investor protection.
4Can I trust Baraka with a large deposit?
For large deposits, regulatory status is critical. Consider whether Baraka's regulatory framework provides sufficient protection for your deposit size. Tier-1 regulated brokers offer the strongest guarantees. Always start with a smaller amount to test withdrawals before depositing large sums.
5How do I verify Baraka's licence?
You can verify Baraka's regulatory status directly on each regulator's website. Look up the licence number on the regulator's official register.
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