Exness Expands into MENA with New Jordan Office Following JSC License

By Staff Writer

10th Oct 2025

Brokers

Brokers

• Exness opens first MENA office in Amman after securing Jordan Securities Commission (JSC) license.
• License held since March 2024, but the broker only now made the approval public.
• Broker hints at further Middle East expansion in the future.

Global retail broker Exness has officially launched operations in Amman, Jordan, marking its first physical presence in the MENA region. The move follows the company’s receipt of a license from the Jordan Securities Commission (JSC), under which Exness Limited Jordan Ltd is registered with the Companies Control Department (No. 51905).

According to the company’s website, Exness has held its JSC license since March 2024, but the announcement was only made public this week, coinciding with the opening of its new Jordan office.

“This launch reflects our deep commitment to the Jordanian market and to traders across the region,” said Mohammad Amer, CEO of Exness Jordan. “With a regulated presence here in Amman, we’re ensuring that local traders benefit from the highest standards of security, reliability, and trust.”

The new office will serve as Exness’ regional base for MENA, expanding its network of 13 regulated entities worldwide. While staffing details remain undisclosed, the broker says the move reinforces its long-term strategy to grow in high-potential, regulated markets.

On social media, Exness signaled broader ambitions in the region, writing “Now in Jordan, and soon in more countries across the Middle East.”

MENA has become a major focus for global brokers as trading volumes surge across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan. With Amman’s growing reputation as a stable, well-regulated hub, the city is emerging as a strategic gateway for firms targeting Arabic-speaking markets across the region.

As Exness officially enters this new market, it underlines the company’s mission to provide traders with unparalleled transparency and safeguards that allow them to stay in control.

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