CySEC has confirmed the lapse of the authorisation licence held by Epamina Corporate Ltd, a company previously licensed to provide administrative services in Cyprus. The decision, published on 17 June 2026, means the firm is no longer permitted to operate under CySEC's regulatory framework.
While Epamina Corporate was an administrative services provider rather than a broker or investment firm, the action is a reminder that CySEC actively maintains its register and removes entities that no longer meet licensing conditions. For retail forex and CFD traders, the practical takeaway is straightforward: always verify that your broker — and any affiliated service provider — holds a current, active licence on the regulator's public register. A lapsed authorisation, whether voluntary or enforced, means the entity no longer falls under the supervisory protections that CySEC provides to clients of regulated firms. Traders dealing with Cyprus-based brokers should cross-check the CySEC register periodically, particularly when onboarding or when a broker changes its corporate structure.