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Based on my review of GUOSEN FUTURES, I was unable to find clear or specific information regarding the maximum leverage the platform offers for major currency pairs or how leverage may vary across different asset classes. In my experience, the lack of detailed leverage disclosure is quite common with Chinese-licensed futures brokers who primarily cater to domestic traders trading regulated futures contracts—these typically have standardized leverage ratios set by the respective Chinese exchanges, and traders do not have the same flexibility as with many international forex brokers. It's important to understand that with GUOSEN FUTURES, products traded are primarily listed futures—such as gold, steel, agricultural goods, base metals, and energy products—and the leverage is usually dictated by exchange-mandated margin requirements rather than broker discretion. For currency-related futures, if offered, the leverage would also be set according to exchange guidelines, which tend to be conservative compared to high-leverage offshore FX brokers. The absence of readily available leverage information was a concern for me, particularly as I rely on that data for risk management. I would advise anyone considering this broker to contact the support team directly for up-to-date leverage ratios for the specific contracts they intend to trade. Given the regulated environment under CFFEX, leverage is likely conservative, and transparency may require extra diligence from the trader.