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From my experience as an independent trader, the most significant concern with IFA is the complete lack of valid regulatory oversight. According to the information I found, IFA does not hold any official license from recognized global regulators. For me, this absence of supervision means that client funds are not protected by any regulatory compensation scheme, and there is limited recourse if disputes or issues arise. This is not a minor issue—regulation acts as the first line of defense for retail traders against malpractice. Additionally, while IFA claims a five to ten-year operating history and offers various financial services, including intermediation with the Amman Stock Exchange and margin funding, these offerings alone do not compensate for the legal ambiguities around their business. The platform is labeled with a high potential risk and a suspicious regulatory license; these are immediate red flags in my book. Even if IFA’s communication channels appear comprehensive, the risk management index is reported as zero, suggesting that their internal controls and protections may be minimal or non-existent. Given all this, my advice is to exercise extreme caution. Personally, I would not entrust significant funds or sensitive information to an unregulated broker with such high-risk indicators. In forex trading, the security of my capital is paramount and should never be compromised by engaging with entities lacking transparency and accountability.