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Restricted Countries — Trading & Payment Eligibility

Which countries cannot access Solo Clash accounts, which countries are limited by our data and platform providers, and where payments are currently unavailable.

Written by Oliver

Solo Clash funds traders worldwide, but some countries are outside our reach. Eligibility is determined by your country of permanent residence and citizenship, the restrictions below are set by the exchange, data and platform providers, and payment processors we rely on.

Requirements

  • You must be at least 18 years old.

  • No US citizenship or residency is required.

  • Eligibility is based on your citizenship and your country of permanent residence, both of which must be verifiable through KYC

  • Residents of the restricted countries listed below cannot open an account, trade, receive funding, or receive payouts.

  • Payment must be made by the account holder in their own name.

Countries Ineligible to Trade

Residents of the following countries cannot purchase an evaluation, hold any account type, or receive payouts.

A – C

C – J

L – R

R – Z

Afghanistan

Cuba

Lao PDR (Laos)

Rwanda

Albania

Djibouti

Lesotho

Sierra Leone

Antarctica

East Timor

Libya

Somalia

Belarus

Guinea-Bissau

Malawi

South Sudan

Burkina Faso

Iran

North Korea

Sudan

Chad

Iraq

Palestinian Territory

Syria

Congo*

Jordan

Russia

Tajikistan

Côte d'Ivoire

Yemen

* Covers both the Republic of the Congo and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Payment Method Restrictions — Payments Unavailable

Residents of the following countries are fully eligible to trade with Solo Clash, but cannot complete a purchase currently.

A – B

C – H

J – N

P – Z

Algeria

Cameroon

Jersey

Panama

American Samoa

Cayman Islands

Kazakhstan

Senegal

Angola

Central African Republic

Kenya

Singapore

Anguilla

China

Kiribati

Tanzania

Armenia

Eritrea

Kosovo

Trinidad & Tobago

Bahamas

Fiji

Kyrgyzstan

Turkey

Barbados

Georgia

Turkmenistan

Bermuda

Gibraltar

Lebanon

Ukraine

Bolivia

Guam

Mali

United Arab Emirates

British Virgin Islands

Guinea-Bissau

Monaco

United States Virgin Islands

Burundi

Hong Kong

Mozambique

Uzbekistan

Namibia

Vanuatu

Niger

Vietnam

Nigeria

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these restrictions apply to my citizenship or my residency?

Both. While your permanent residency is crucial, your citizenship is also taken into account. If either you’re a citizen or your permanent residence is tied to a restricted country, you cannot open or hold a Solo Clash account.

I am a citizen of a restricted country but I permanently live in an eligible one. Can I trade?

No. To be eligible, neither your citizenship nor your permanent residency can be from a restricted country—both conditions must be met simultaneously.

Can I trade while travelling in a restricted country?

Eligibility follows your country of residence, not your temporary location, so a holiday does not remove your access. However, connecting from a restricted country may trigger a compliance review, and our data providers may block the connection at their end. We recommend that you do not trade while physically located in a restricted country.

I live in a restricted country but I am currently abroad. Can I trade?

No. If your permanent residence is in a restricted country, you cannot access Solo Clash services from anywhere.

Why are these countries restricted? Is this a Solo Clash decision?

No. These lists come from the third parties we depend on to deliver the product: the exchange data and the instruments you trade, our market data and charting. Where a provider or an applicable sanctions programme will not serve a country, we cannot provide access there.

My country appears on both a trading restriction list and the payment list. What applies?

The trading restriction takes precedence. If a country is ineligible to trade, no account can be opened, so the payment method is not relevant.

Can I pay with a card issued in a different country?

Card restrictions follow the issuing country of the card and its billing address rather than your residence, so a card you legitimately hold from a non-restricted country will work. Payment must come from the account holder — using someone else's card is a breach of our KYC and AML requirements.

⚠️ This list can change at any time based on updates from brokerages, regulations and other circumstances.

If you are unsure whether you are eligible, please check before you purchase. Contact support on Discord or by email at [email protected] and our team will confirm your eligibility.

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