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In my time researching and considering Credicorp Capital as a potential broker, I've encountered several concerns that ultimately made me very hesitant. The most pressing issue for me is the absence of any valid regulatory oversight. According to the available facts, Credicorp Capital currently operates with what is described as a "suspicious regulatory license" and has no active regulation. As someone who prioritizes fund security and transparent business practices, this is a significant red flag, especially in the forex industry, where regulation acts as a minimum safety standard. Platform reliability is difficult for me to trust without regulatory backing, and the platform’s risk management index reflects that; it currently stands at zero. In my view, this suggests a lack of robust measures for protecting clients against fraud or operational failures. The low overall broker score and explicit warnings regarding high potential risk make it difficult for me to justify using their services for trading or investing purposes. Furthermore, while Credicorp Capital does list customer service contacts, I personally need to see evidence of reliable client support, especially in the event of account disputes or withdrawal issues. The absence of regulation and the warning to “stay away” reinforce my caution. For me, these drawbacks collectively mean I am unwilling to entrust funds to this broker under their current circumstances.