The Mauritius and Comoros-based entities that operate the Octa brand under a brand-sharing arrangement with other global units are set to discontinue their association with the established contracts for differences (CFD) broker and launch a new brand next month.
New Brand and Migration Plan
A source close to the broker told Finance Magnates that the entity has been working “for months” on the new identity and has now decided to fully shift its focus to the launch and rollout.
The industry source mentioned that the rebrand is a strategic decision aimed at building a resilient platform for every trader and at delivering a secure, reliable and sustainable trading experience.
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While the brand identity and the visual design of its app and website will change, the source said its underlying trading infrastructure will remain in place.
The new brand will operate under the existing licenses in Mauritius and Comoros entities, and all clients currently onboarded under these licenses will be automatically migrated to the new broker entity once the brand is live.
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Of importance to note, Octa recently publicly detailed its brand and legal structure, directly addressing the controversy and mixed commentary that has emerged around the group in recent days.
Octa Clarifies Multi-Entity Brand Model
The broker framed this explanation as a clarification for market participants and media, emphasising that several lesser-known aspects of its setup may have contributed to misunderstanding.
None of the Octa-linked companies are publicly listed, so they have not been legally obliged to publish detailed group-structure disclosures.
It further stressed that there is no single global “Octa company” but an umbrella brand used by several separate e-brokerage entities, including Octa Markets Inc. and Octa Markets Cyprus Ltd.
Each operates independently, holding its own license, maintaining its own regulator relationships and bearing full responsibility for compliance in its jurisdiction, even though they share the same Octa name, visual identity and marketing under a brand‑sharing framework.