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Based on my experience as a forex trader, I take regulatory oversight and safety of funds as the highest priorities when evaluating any broker. With Axis Bank, I found it concerning that, according to available data, there is currently no valid regulatory authority overseeing their forex trading services. While Axis Bank is a well-established bank in India with a publicly listed presence and a variety of financial products, the absence of proper forex regulation raises significant red flags for me. The risks associated with unregulated forex trading platforms typically include lack of recourse in the event of disputes, unclear fund segregation practices, and limited consumer protection. During my research, I also noted user complaints about difficult withdrawal processes and dissatisfaction with trading service ethics. For me, smooth and transparent withdrawals are as crucial as fair trade execution. If a broker’s regulatory status is unclear and user feedback is mixed, it becomes difficult to trust them with my trading capital—especially when there are other regulated brokers available in the market offering greater transparency and investor protection. Ultimately, because forex trading already carries substantial risk, I would not feel comfortable trading through Axis Bank’s platform under current circumstances. Until robust, recognized regulatory oversight is in place, I believe caution is warranted and I would personally avoid using Axis Bank for my forex trading needs.