Ryanooo186
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- Feb 21, 2025
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So any other advertising platform can run forex ads? Targeting: Vietnam & Malaysia
Questions for forex advertising
- Thread starter Alex Dule
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Mertin Agency
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- Nov 28, 2025
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In India, regulations remain quite strict, especially in financial-related areas like foreign exchange. Compliance with regulations and advertising content is now much more important than it used to be.
AriaAstrologer
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- Nov 5, 2023
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Advertising regulations in India remain quite stringent, particularly around financial products like Forex. Starting with thorough compliance checks regarding RBI guidelines and ASCI codes is essential; consider focusing on educational content marketing and influencer collaborations initially rather than direct paid ads. You might find success demonstrating clear disclosures and user benefit within your campaigns.
And with cloaking it is still possible? I can also redirect to LP.
- Jan 11, 2024
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The truth is, advertising in India is still very difficult. If you want to launch a unique project and promote it in India, you need to thoroughly verify that information with your advertising account. Your website, ads, and social media should clearly state that you are not serving Indian residents. Additionally, consider using a verified advertising account and educational content instead of promising profits to minimize risk.
- Jun 2, 2025
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Start by creating a good cloaker and running Facebook ads without moderation, so that Facebook doesn't see the final creatives you are promoting.
- Jul 2, 2023
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India is still strict, especially for forex and financial offers. Platforms like Facebook and Google require proper disclaimers, sometimes licenses, and they review ads very carefully.
If you want to start, focus on compliant creatives, clear risk disclaimers, and maybe begin with educational content (trading tips, webinars) instead of direct “invest now” angles. Going aggressive from day one usually leads to bans.
If you want to start, focus on compliant creatives, clear risk disclaimers, and maybe begin with educational content (trading tips, webinars) instead of direct “invest now” angles. Going aggressive from day one usually leads to bans.
- Jan 6, 2024
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I've noticed that this is a profession that Facebook is very strict about reviewing. You need a high-quality account and your ad content must not have been flagged by their system.
maheshp6384
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- Dec 10, 2025
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my review on this, I have personally tried running ads for forex broker in india, the provider who provide me verified agency ads account, i can say that ads were running easily and I wasn't found any issue at all, I know all rules and regulations doesn't allow you to run forex broker ads, but still you can run, but the only problem I faced is related to lead quality. you may get better quality of leads if you have good experience of campaign creation and targeted keywords selection, this could be the drawback of my campaign, however I suggest, you should run ads with small budget and test.
- Sep 7, 2024
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Finance and forex are still sensitive categories, so approvals can be stricter than standard e commerce offers. Before scaling, I would make sure your landing page, disclosures, and compliance are solid.