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From my experience and after thoroughly reviewing WorldFirst’s available information, I have to note that they do not present themselves as a typical forex trading broker offering leveraged spot forex accounts for retail traders. Their services are primarily geared toward international business payments and currency exchange solutions for small and medium-sized enterprises. While WorldFirst does offer hedging instruments like spot and forward contracts as part of their FX services, there is no concrete disclosure of margin or leverage ratios for major forex pairs, nor for any other asset classes such as commodities or equities. For a trader like me, accustomed to platforms that clearly state leverage options—often ranging up to 30:1 or higher depending on jurisdiction—this lack of specification is significant. WorldFirst’s licensure as a market maker with ASIC and their business-focused model suggests that if leverage is offered at all, it would likely be in the context of tailored hedging solutions for companies, subject to careful internal risk management and not available in the form retail traders might expect. Because their core business is facilitating cross-border transfers and FX solutions for enterprise accounts and not supporting leveraged speculation, I would strongly advise anyone considering WorldFirst for leveraged forex trading to proceed with caution and seek direct clarification from their support team. Transparency about leverage is a critical metric for risk assessment, and in this case, the absence of such information means it would not be prudent to assume any standard leverage is available as with most traditional forex brokers.