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Japan resident guide · July 2026
This page answers the practical questions that come up before a Japan resident opens or uses an FxPro account. The final answer on eligibility, payment methods and leverage is always the current Direct screen and the contract tied to your own entity.
75%+ of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs.

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The core facts are straightforward: FxPro is not a Japanese FSA-registered broker; Standard has no fixed FxPro Wallet minimum but a payment method can require about USD 100; Raw+ is around USD 1,000; Elite around USD 30,000. Those are July 2026 editorial indications, not account-specific guarantees.
Your legal company can affect the leverage offered, payment menu and the rules that apply to the account. Group records commonly cited are FCA 509956, CySEC 078/07 and SCB SIA-F184. Check those only after identifying the company in your agreement—group information cannot replace your own terms.
Raw+ is roughly USD 3.50 per side, or USD 7 round turn, per standard lot. Published terms also indicate USD 15 monthly after six months without trading. Neteller withdrawals can carry 2.6% where the stated exception applies. A card issuer’s conversion fee is separate from a broker charge.
A higher leverage setting is not a safety feature. CySEC/FCA retail accounts may be about 1:30; an SCB route may show up to 1:500. FxPro’s retail CFD warning states that 75% of accounts lose money. If the mechanics or legal entity are unclear, delaying a deposit is a valid decision.
Start with the question that blocks your next step: account entity, platform, cost, payment route or leverage. Then use the linked topic guide for the operational detail. The same figure can mean different things in a different context: a USD 100 payment-method floor is not a Raw+ funding recommendation, and an up-to-1:500 example is not a leverage promise.
When the account area and an article appear to disagree, pause and use the account area plus the applicable contract. Record the entity, platform and payment method in any support question. That approach is slower than trusting a headline but it avoids mixing group facts, promotional terms and the settings on your own account.
Nothing in an FAQ removes the CFD loss risk. FxPro’s retail warning says 75% of accounts lose money. Use only money you can afford to lose, and do not treat a successful demo or a small withdrawal as a guarantee about future trading.
Start with the next action that is actually blocking you: identify the legal company, choose a platform, price a funding route, or calculate a trade. Treat a figure as a prompt to check the live account screen, not as a promise. The same USD 100 payment-method indication is not a Raw+ recommendation, and up to 1:500 is not a universal allocation.
Keep trading costs separate from account administration. Raw+ is about USD 3.50 per side per standard lot; published terms indicate USD 15 monthly after six months without trading; Neteller can carry a 2.6% withdrawal exception in stated circumstances. A card issuer's conversion charge is outside that list.
For support, include the legal entity, platform, payment method, timestamp and exact wording of the message. Save the reply. It gives support something concrete to check and gives you a record if the payment screen later changes.
FxPro is not registered with Japan's FSA. CFD risk does not disappear because an FAQ gives a neat answer: the retail warning says 75% of accounts lose money. Deferring a deposit while a condition is unclear is a sensible outcome.
No, it is not registered with Japan’s FSA.
About USD 3.50 per side per standard lot, or USD 7 round turn.
Yes, use it to learn platform operation before funding.
Do not assume an opening or deposit bonus.
Published terms say USD 15 monthly after six idle months.
A 2.6% withdrawal exception can apply under stated conditions.
It depends on entity and product.
Include entity, platform, payment method, date and the exact message.
FxPro is an overseas CFD broker offering FX, equity indices, commodities and more. Group companies operate under regulators including FCA (509956) and CySEC (078/07). It is not a Japan FSA-registered domestic FX firm for residents of Japan.