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In my experience as a forex trader committed to safety and transparency, evaluating Utsumiya’s offering presented some significant challenges. Based on what’s publicly disclosed, I found a concerning lack of information regarding available trading instruments and the broker's fee model. For me, transparency in these areas is essential—not only does it affect potential returns, but it also underpins trust in my trading capital’s security. While Utsumiya has a long operational history and is founded in 1949, this should not be mistaken for current credibility. The firm’s retail forex license from the Japanese Financial Services Agency has been revoked, and no details about spread structures, commission rates, account types, or leverage are shared. From my viewpoint, this absence of basic information indicates a serious transparency issue, which raises red flags about both costs and risks. Without a valid regulatory framework or published details on fees and products, I cannot identify genuine advantages in using Utsumiya compared to other brokers that provide clear disclosures and robust oversight. For me, understanding what I’ll trade and what it might cost is the minimum standard—anything less creates unnecessary risk I personally wouldn’t accept.