Dubai, Feb 26, 2026: The Capital Market Authority has issued a public advisory stating that Ethr.trading is not licensed to carry out regulated financial activities in the United Arab Emirates and that the regulator accepts no responsibility for any dealings with the firm.
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Capital Market Authority statement
The authority said the company is not authorised to conduct regulated investment or trading services in the UAE and reiterated that it “accepts no responsibility for any dealings” involving the firm. The CMA’s public notice explicitly warns that Ethr.trading does not hold any approval from the regulator to offer investment products, to operate trading platforms, or to carry out any activity that requires a licence under UAE financial regulations.
In its advisory, the CMA reminded the public that it maintains official registers of authorised firms and urged readers to consult those registers for confirmation of a company’s licence status. The statement makes clear the regulator will not be liable for transactions or arrangements undertaken with entities that do not appear on its authorised lists.
Ethr.trading — licence status and listing
According to the advisory, Ethr.trading does not appear on the CMA’s public lists of registered companies, licensed firms, authorised investment funds, or authorised “finfluencers.” The regulator described the firm as operating without official authorisation in the UAE and confirmed there is no record of the company on its online registers at the time of the notice. The CMA’s communication highlights the absence of any formal listing or endorsement for Ethr.trading within its database of licensed market participants.
