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FBS for Kenyan traders

Trade Forex & CFDs with FBS in Kenya

Trade forex and 550+ CFDs with FBS in Kenya on MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 — fund your account via M-Pesa or bank card, with spreads from 0.7 pips, leverage up to 1:3000 and a Cent account from about $5.

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Min deposit From $5 (Cent account)  ·  Up to 1:3000 (FSC Belize entity)  ·  Rating 4.3/5

FBS is an international forex and CFD broker that has operated since 2009 under CySEC, ASIC and FSC (Belize) licences — it does not hold a licence from Kenya's Capital Markets Authority. Traders in Kenya reach it through these offshore entities, funding via M-Pesa, cards or bank transfer, trading MT4, MT5 and the FBS Trader app from a Cent account that opens with as little as $5.

From $5 (Cent account)Min deposit
Up to 1:3000 (FSC Belize entity)Max leverage
550+Instruments
2009Founded

Why traders choose FBS

FBS accounts at a glance

AccountPlatformSpread fromCommissionBest for
CentMT4 / MT51.0 pips$0Beginners trading in cents with a very small balance
StandardMT4 / MT50.7 pips$0Everyday traders wanting commission-free spreads
Zero SpreadMT50.0 pipsFrom ~$20 per lotScalpers who prefer tight spreads plus a commission

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FBS Kenya — quick verdict

FBS is a well-established broker, founded in 2009 and regulated by CySEC, ASIC and the FSC in Belize. It is not licensed by Kenya's Capital Markets Authority (CMA); Kenyan clients trade through these international entities. It suits traders in Kenya who want a low entry point (the Cent account starts from about $5), M-Pesa funding, MT4/MT5 support and swap-free accounts — while remembering that CFD trading carries a high risk of losing money. See recent user feedback on Trustpilot.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I trade with FBS from Kenya?
Yes — FBS is open to Kenyan clients via its CySEC/ASIC/FSC-regulated entities, with M-Pesa among the supported local funding methods.
Is FBS licensed by Kenya's CMA?
No. FBS is not licensed by Kenya's Capital Markets Authority; Kenyan clients sign up with FBS's international entities regulated by CySEC, ASIC or the FSC in Belize.
How small can a first FBS deposit be?
The Cent account accepts a first deposit of roughly $5, among the lowest minimums of any major broker offering M-Pesa funding.