Capital.com shared a LinkedIn post outlining a senior job opening and business plans in Singapore. In December, it applied for a South African licence. The company said it is “exploring new licences in several markets.”

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The post addressed the status of Singapore operations. The company wrote: “Please note that our Singapore operations are subject to the receipt of the relevant regulatory approvals, and we are currently in the process of obtaining our license from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.”

Singapore Risk Role Open at Capital.com

Capital.com listed details of a Risk Manager role for its Singapore entity. The position will manage the risk framework for the CMS-licensed entity and cover the identification, measurement, monitoring and control of “all material risks, including market, credit, operational, liquidity, and compliance risks,” in line with MAS requirements and internal governance standards.

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The posting states the Risk Manager will report directly to the Country Head, Singapore, with secondary reporting to Group Risk. The role will work closely with Compliance, Finance and Operations teams to support risk governance and oversight.

Capital.com Grows Operations Across Multiple Markets

Beyond Singapore, Capital.com is pursuing licences in Japan and Turkey and is recruiting CEOs for operations in Brazil and Chile. Founded by Viktor Prokopenya in 2017, the company offers contracts for differences under authorisation from regulators in the UK, Australia, Cyprus, the UAE, and the Bahamas.

The group is expanding both geographically and across products, including investing in scalable infrastructure and emerging technologies such as blockchain . Its research has also been cited in regulatory work, including the FCA discussion paper “Expanding Consumer Access to Investments,” which noted that many UK investors remain cautious about further investing due to concerns over scams.

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In addition to geographic expansion, Capital.com appears to have obtained a Markets in Crypto-Assets licence from the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission, according to the regulator’s public registry.

The licence was granted to an entity named Capital Vault Ltd, which shares the same building as Capital.com’s Cyprus entity but occupies a separate floor. The MiCA licence was awarded on 1 December 2025. FinanceMagnates.com previously reported that Capital.com was hiring a Head of Technology for digital assets, suggesting potential plans to offer spot cryptocurrency products and services.