Capital.com Türkiye expansion underscores its aggressive global growth strategy, seeking licences, hiring leaders and diversifying products.
Capital.com Türkiye expansion underscores its aggressive global growth strategy, seeking licences, hiring leaders and diversifying products.
Capital.com Türkiye expansion underscores its aggressive global growth strategy, seeking licences, hiring leaders and diversifying products. The firm is pressing ahead with its global growth and has applied for a financial services licence to operate under regulation in Türkiye. It is also recruiting a Chief Executive to head its Turkish operations.
“As part of our global expansion strategy, Capital.com is exploring new licences in several markets, including Türkiye,” said Salim Sebbatta, Head of Corporate Development at Capital.com.
Capital.com is also pursuing a licence in Japan, a key market for margin forex trading. Although the broker has not disclosed every jurisdiction on its radar, the scale of its expansion looks ambitious. It is hiring CEOs for Brazil and Chile as well, signalling planned launches in those countries.
The company is widening not only its geographic reach but also its product range. The group confirmed it is investing “in scalable infrastructure and emerging technologies, including blockchain,” suggesting potential crypto offerings.
Still, Capital.com has not detailed the products it intends to roll out in Türkiye.
“While it is too early to confirm specific products, our focus remains on ensuring that any services we launch meet the highest standards of compliance, transparency, and client support,” Sebbatta added.
Owned by billionaire Viktor Prokopenya, Capital.com has expanded rapidly since debuting in 2017. It offers contracts for differences (CFDs) under the supervision of regulators in the UK, Australia, Cyprus, the UAE and the Bahamas.
The broker recently disclosed that 52 per cent of its H1 2025 trading volume came from traders in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). Within that, UAE traders alone accounted for nearly 72 per cent. Capital.com counted 35,000 MENA traders versus 61,400 in Europe, which produced only about 15 per cent of total trading volume.
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