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Where firms publish restrictions

This is the opposite question to the country directory, and it is a different product on purpose. A restriction is something a firm said. Everything else — silence, an unnamed country, a policy page that does not mention you — is not a restriction and is not permission either. Rex keeps those apart so a blank cell can never be mistaken for a green light.

196 countries carry a stated restriction · find firms available in your country instead

Do not try to work around a restriction

A VPN, a borrowed address or a false residency declaration breaches the agreement you sign at purchase. Firms verify residence before the first payout, not at signup — so the usual outcome is a passed evaluation and a refused withdrawal, with the fee kept.

Check a country

Search the registry to see which firms publish a restriction naming it, and at which stage.

Browse by region

Jump to a letter

Or open the regional lists above — every one of the 196 countries in the registry has a page.

Countries worth checking first

These come up most often in prop-firm terms — usually for sanctions, licensing or payment-rail reasons rather than anything about the trader. Being on this list does not mean every firm restricts the country; open one to see who actually does.

Countries carrying a restriction

Every country a firm's record names as restricted, most restrictions first. A country no firm names is not listed here — silence is not a restriction, and it is not permission either.

The six answers, and why they are not the same

Most comparison sites collapse these into a yes or a no. The difference between them is the difference between a payout and a refusal.

What is being said

Available
The firm states it opens accounts for residents here.
Restricted
The firm states a limit — sometimes on purchase, sometimes only at payout.
Not available
The firm states it does not serve this country at all.
Unknown
The firm publishes a country policy that does not name this country. That is not permission.
No policy published
The firm publishes no country policy at all.

Who said it

CITED
The position Rex’s record holds for this firm. Only a stated position counts as coverage; unknown never does.
FICTIONAL FIRM
The firm is one of the invented firms in the sample dataset, so its policy is seeded rather than published. Never a reason to buy.

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