Financial Dispute & Redress Centre

FDRC is the developing RMCA programme for defined FX, CFD and prop-trading markets, focused on exact entity identity, client-protection arrangements, complaints, cooperation and redress evidence.

Public Record Index How RCEF works

FDRC scope

What FDRC addresses

The programme applies a defined evidence module. Each field retains its own source, date, scope and limitation.

Exact contracting entity and trading names

Regulatory permissions and territorial scope

Client-money or protection arrangements where applicable

Deposits, withdrawals and transaction integrity

Complaint ownership and escalation

Cooperation, remediation, determination and redress evidence

Dated sources, limitations and change history

RCEF application

How FDRC applies RCEF

The Trading Markets Module translates the common framework into market-specific evidence questions about contracting entities, client protection, transaction integrity, complaints, cooperation and redress.

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Public records

FDRC programme views

The Public Record Index can present exact entity, scope, evidence, source dates and limitations through a defined FDRC view.

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Relationship to RMCA

Connected identity. Separate conclusion.

Each future FDRC programme record will remain connected to an exact RMCA entity identity and shared change history. FDRC scope and status will remain distinct from any PSCR record; no conclusion will transfer merely because entities share a group, brand or service provider.

Any PSCR record remains separate in scope and conclusion.

Programme information

Defined scope and source-owner context.

FDRC programme information is maintained by RMCA. Public records are presented through the RMCA Public Record Index with their defined scope and limitations.

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