Established under the Financial Services Authority Act, 2013, the Authority licenses, regulates, supervises and enforces requirements across the non-bank financial services sector.
The FSA’s mandate covers fiduciary services, insurance, capital markets and collective investment schemes, international trade zone activities, fintech and virtual assets, gambling, hire purchase and credit sales, alongside registry responsibilities.
About the Authority →
Public statement issued by the Financial Services Authority.
Notice to investors, licensees and members of the public.
Regulatory notice concerning unauthorised virtual asset activity.
Public notice issued pursuant to the Authority’s mandate.
The main routes into the legal framework, licensing information, application material and registers are organised around the activity the visitor is trying to understand.
Information for fiduciary service providers, trusts, foundations and related regulated activity, with laws, licensing routes and supporting material grouped together.
View sectorClear access to supervision information for insurers, intermediaries and other participants in Seychelles’ insurance sector.
View sectorSecurities, collective investment schemes and market supervision information structured around the user’s task rather than internal site silos.
View sectorA focused route into VASP licensing, registration, the regulatory sandbox, publications and authorised-provider information.
View sectorDirect access to International Trade Zone and gambling regulation, plus the applicable guidance and forms.
View sectorThe high-frequency tasks that are currently spread across the site become easy entry points for regulated firms, professionals, consumers and investors.
Clearer hierarchy, larger touch targets, strong keyboard states, reduced-motion support and a compact accessibility panel make the interface easier to use without flattening the visual experience.
Consumers and investors should be able to verify a provider, understand a warning, make a complaint or find the right public information without learning the Authority’s internal structure first.
Consumer protection →“An effective regulator focused on safeguarding a credible and innovative non-bank financial services jurisdiction.”