TabTrade, a new CFDs broker launched by former BlackBull executive Benjamin Boulter, has announced that its Mauritius entity, TabTrade (Mauritius) Ltd, has been granted an Investment Dealer (Full Service Dealer, excluding Underwriting) license by the Financial Services Commission of Mauritius.

In a social media post on the subject, Mr. Boulter indicated that the license took just 12 days to receive, from application submission to approval on July 2.

The Financial Services Commission is the regulator for non-bank financial services and global business in Mauritius. The license requires the company to hold client funds separately from its own and to use them only for their stated purpose. It requires an annual reassessment of the anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing framework.

Since launching service earlier this year, TabTrade has operated as a Saint Lucia registered entity.

The TabTrade Edge account runs raw spreads from 0.0 pips with a flat $3.50 commission per side and no markup on the spread. Datalyst measured the account at an average of 0.04 pips across the major currency pairs over May 2026, with the tightest reading at 0.02 pips on AUD/USD.

“We wanted a regulator with a public register anyone can search,” said Benjamin Boulter (pictured above), Founder and CEO of TabTrade. “Clients should not have to take our word for how their money is held or who answers for us. Now there is somewhere they can go and check.”

The license record can be found by searching the company name on the FSC Online Public Register at https://opr.fscmauritius.org/.