IC Markets is now IC, and the site moved to ic.com
IC Markets completed its rebrand to IC and moved its main website from icmarkets.com to ic.com. The regulated entities and licences stay the same. Bookmark the new domain and be wary of look-alike sites using the shorter name.
Key points
- IC Markets is now IC; the main site is ic.com
- Regulated entities and licences are unchanged
- Watch for look-alike sites using the new name
IC Markets has completed its rebrand to IC and moved its main website from icmarkets.com to ic.com.
The regulated entities and licences stay the same, including the ASIC entity in Australia, the CySEC entity in the EU and the Seychelles entity for most other clients.
Bookmark the new domain. Name changes are an opportunity for scammers, so be wary of look-alike sites using the shorter name and check that any IC site lists the same regulated companies.
Source: FX News Group. Written in our own words by the Broksal Team; see our methodology for how we cover news.
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