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Based on my personal experience as a trader reviewing DALU's available information, I found that DALU is not a forex broker and does not provide trading in major forex pairs. Instead, DALU is a China-based, CFFEX-regulated broker with a strong focus on futures trading. They offer various domestic futures products but do not list forex, commodities, indices, stocks, cryptos, or other common asset classes outside of futures. As leverage is a central point of concern for risk management in any trading strategy, I always verify precisely what instruments are available and what margin policies are in place. In DALU’s case, there is no information on the provision of leverage for forex trading, simply because forex trading isn’t supported. For the futures products they do offer, leverage parameters can differ based on the contract type and prevailing exchange regulations, but those specifics are not openly disclosed on their platform overview. This absence of forex and undisclosed leverage details for supported futures is important for any trader to consider. Leverage can be both an effective tool and a potential risk, so full transparency on asset coverage and actual margin requirements is essential for me before opening an account or allocating funds. Given these limitations, I approach DALU with caution, focusing only on regulated futures trading and carefully scrutinizing any asset or leverage claims presented by intermediaries or sales staff.