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The safety of Capitalix, in my opinion, is somewhat questionable. The broker is regulated by the FSA of Seychelles, but it is also classified as an offshore-regulated entity, which doesn’t provide the same investor protection that brokers regulated by top-tier authorities do. As I did a detailed Capitalix broker review, I came across numerous negative reviews, including concerns about potential scams associated with the platform. While the broker claims to operate legally under FSA’s jurisdiction, the lack of verification makes me cautious. From what I’ve gathered, some traders have reported issues, and I personally feel that the risk is greater with brokers that operate under these unverified conditions. The Capitalix login process may be secure, but the underlying regulatory concerns make me question whether my funds would be safe in the event of issues with the broker. This is something I would not overlook, especially when so many options exist that are better regulated. If I were to trade on this platform, I would take extra precautions, such as using smaller amounts to minimize exposure. If the broker were fully regulated by a well-known authority, it would make me feel much more secure, but right now, the regulation issue prevents me from fully trusting the broker.