EU regulation is always 1:30

I googled what is IFSC, it says The International Financial Services Commission (IFSC) is the agency in Belize responsible for regulating the financial markets.
When I google Belize, it is located in Central America. I wonder how Central America is connected to EU, maybe I missed something, can you share your knowledge?

if you want higher leverage while doesn't really care about the regulations, go for FBS 1:3000

Are you lost somewhere? My england might not be good but someone stated earlier they have no option to change the leverage so i said EU is always 1:30. Suddenly you came and said EU regulated under 2 entity and gave a regulation of non EU country claiming is EU? You don't even understand the regulation impact on the broker. My impression is you are trying to influence client decision saying there is no difference between the regulation body.

FBS offer 1:3000 and I did a research XM only provide 1:888. If it is same regulation and if i need more, why should I go for XM?
The higher spread rebate, the higher the spread to the client. If you could provide rebate of $23 per lot with ECN tight spread, then nobody need to trade to make $ but instead just enter into position and close position on the spot.