Who owns OctaFX?
OctaFX is owned by Octa (formerly OctaFX). The same owner has 1 other broker. Who owns that company is not published. Press reports this link; we have not confirmed it in a register yet.
| Ultimate owner | Octa (formerly OctaFX) (private (owners not disclosed)) |
|---|---|
| Website | octafx.com |
| Sister brokers | 1 |
| Fines and actions | 1 |
| Owner proof | reported |
| Last checked | 14 Oct 2026 |
In numbers
- Octa (formerly OctaFX) owns 2 brand families with 2 websites in our data.
- 1 regulator fine against the owner since 2022.
About Octa (formerly OctaFX)
FX/CFD brand that renamed from OctaFX to Octa in 2023. Retail business outside the EU is spread across Comoros (Mwali), Mauritius, South Africa and an unlicensed Saint Lucia company.
Headquarters: Cyprus · Founded: 2011 · Ownership: private (owners not disclosed)
How we know, and what we could not confirm
How we know: Old name; renamed Octa in Sept 2023.
- The ultimate owner (the people or company at the top) is not published.
- The owner link comes from press reports; we have not confirmed it in a register or in the brand’s own terms.
1 sister broker
Same owner, but check which company holds your account. The offshore company often has no compensation scheme.
Everything Octa (formerly OctaFX) owns, with fines and sources →
Regulator fines
| Date | Company | Regulator / court | Amount | Reason |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022-09-07 | OctaFX | Other: Reserve Bank of India | — | Named on the first RBI 'Alert List' of unauthorised forex trading platforms (Sept 2022). source |
Ratings elsewhere
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Ratings from other websites, with their source. We do not copy their reviews, and they do not change our facts.
Questions and answers
Who owns OctaFX?
Octa (formerly OctaFX). Press reports this link; we have not confirmed it in a register yet.
What are the sister brokers of OctaFX?
Octa.
Has the owner of OctaFX been fined?
1 record on file. The latest: Other: Reserve Bank of India, 2022-09-07.
Sources
Last checked 14 Oct 2026. How we check facts. CFDs are complex. Most retail accounts lose money.