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The biggest con for me when it comes to XMR Markets is its "Unverified" regulatory status. While the FSCA license is a good sign, the unverified label raises significant concerns about the broker's legitimacy. It suggests that XMR Markets may not be fully compliant with the necessary regulatory requirements, which could result in poor protection of client funds, inadequate dispute resolution, or even potential fraud. I place a high priority on transparency and trust when choosing a broker, and the lack of verification on this broker’s regulatory standing makes me very cautious. Another downside is that XMR Markets does not support popular platforms like MT4 or MT5, which are commonly used and trusted by traders worldwide. The lack of these platforms means that I would have to rely on their proprietary system, which I’m not as familiar with, and this reduces my confidence in their overall offering. Lastly, the withdrawal process takes between 5 to 10 business days, which is relatively long compared to brokers that process withdrawals more quickly. This slow processing time could be a hassle for someone like me who needs quicker access to funds. These cons make me reluctant to trade with XMR Markets, especially given the uncertainty surrounding their regulatory status.