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As someone who has navigated the forex space for many years, I place a premium on regulatory standards and straightforward access to information about any broker’s trading instruments before considering them as an option. RCB’s current status, based on my research, is particularly concerning. Although RCB operated in Cyprus and was once a recognized name in the local financial scene, it is now officially confirmed that RCB has ceased all its financial operations. Their official website no longer provides trading services, and there are no products, instruments, or platforms available for clients. This is a crucial detail—without an active license or regulatory oversight, and with the bank itself confirming its closure, there is simply no way for clients to access forex, stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, commodities, or any other financial instruments through RCB. For me, the lack of regulated status is a significant red flag, even before factoring in the absence of product offerings. Financial safety and transparency matter deeply in this industry, especially with so many alternatives available that are appropriately licensed and provide clear information about their tradable assets. In summary, RCB does not currently offer any trading instruments since it has shut down all services, and I would advise anyone to proceed with great caution and thoroughly verify the status of any broker before engaging.