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Based on my research and direct experience evaluating SCB, it’s important to underline that SCB does not currently offer traditional forex trading services to retail clients. Their main business is centered around environmental products, low-carbon commodities, and sustainability solutions, rather than major forex pairs or general retail brokerage. In fact, there is no available evidence or official mention of leverage options for any asset class, including forex, on their platforms. Adding to this, I noticed several risk signals: SCB previously held regulatory licenses in the US and UK, but these are now listed as revoked or expired. This raises substantial concerns about transparency and legal oversight. As a trader, I always look for clear disclosure of trading conditions, leverage, and account protections, especially with financial services that claim to operate internationally. In SCB’s case, I found these disclosures lacking, which is a red flag for me when considering any broker. For those explicitly seeking forex leverage or details on differing policies across asset classes, I would advise caution. In my view, the lack of regulatory standing and missing information on leverage make SCB wholly unsuitable for retail forex trading. I only consider brokers with fully verifiable licenses, comprehensive product disclosures, and a record of regulatory compliance. SCB does not meet these standards in my assessment.