CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 76% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

Company

Client Security at IUX

How IUX protects client funds and data: segregated accounts, multi-layered cybersecurity, and bank-grade encryption, explained in full.

Fund protection

Segregated client accounts

Client funds are held in segregated accounts, separate from IUX's own operating capital, at all times. This means company funds are never commingled with client deposits, and client money cannot be used to cover business expenses or corporate liabilities. IUX partners with top-tier global banks to hold those funds, so your capital remains identifiable and protected even in a worst-case scenario.

For large-portfolio traders, this is the first line of protection: segregation is what stands between your capital and the broker's own balance sheet.

Security

Cybersecurity measures

IUX applies multiple layers of security across account access, data handling, and infrastructure:

Cybersecurity measures
LayerMeasure
Account accessTwo-factor authentication (2FA): password plus a mobile verification code
Session controlDevice monitoring with login notifications; automatic session timeout after inactivity
Threat detectionReal-time alerts for unusual login attempts or account changes
Data in transit256-bit SSL encryption, matching the standard used by major financial institutions
PaymentsPCI DSS-compliant payment processing for all card transactions
InfrastructureEnterprise-grade data centers with 24/7 monitoring, redundant power, and fire suppression
PrivacyClient data is never sold or shared with unauthorized third parties

Risk controls

Limits that hold when the market does not

Negative balance protection applies to every account: you can never lose more than your account balance, even in highly volatile market conditions.

Guaranteed stop loss is available on selected instruments, so a stop can hold at your chosen level through extreme volatility rather than filling past it.

Regulation

Related regulation and licensing

Fund segregation is not an internal policy IUX applies by choice; it follows from the regulatory framework the business operates under. Entity, regulator and licence details are listed in full on the Regulation page.

Trust and data

The facts, next to their sources

Each claim on this page and where it is documented, so it can be checked rather than taken on trust.

The facts, next to their sources
FactDetailSource
Fund segregationClient funds held separately from company operating funds, with top-tier global banksRegulation page
Data encryption256-bit SSLSecurity policy
Payment securityPCI DSS compliantSecurity policy
Balance protectionNegative balance protection: cannot lose more than account balanceSecurity policy / terms

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 76% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Client deposits are held in segregated accounts, separate from IUX's operating capital, with reputable banking partners. This ensures client funds are never mixed with corporate funds and cannot be used to cover company expenses or liabilities.

IUX secures data in transit with 256-bit SSL encryption, the same standard used by major financial institutions. Payment data is handled under PCI DSS compliance, and infrastructure runs in enterprise-grade data centers with 24/7 monitoring and redundant systems.

All clients benefit from the same protections regardless of account size: fund segregation, negative balance protection, and multi-layered account security covering 2FA, device monitoring and real-time alerts. Guaranteed stop loss is available on selected instruments.

Questions before you fund an account?

Talk to an account manager, or review the regulatory documentation first.