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After reviewing all available information on Tradition, I could not find any explicit details about the exact leverage offered for major forex pairs or for other asset classes. In my experience, this limited disclosure is not unusual for brokers primarily focused on interdealer markets and larger institutional clients, as Tradition appears to be. Tradition is regulated by the SFC in Hong Kong and mainly deals with instruments like FX forwards, commodities, Japanese index derivatives, and certain securities, rather than offering the full suite of retail trading products with transparent leverage tables. I always pay close attention to transparency and published trading conditions when evaluating a broker, since understanding leverage policies is critical for risk management. In this case, the lack of clearly stated leverage levels means I would contact their support directly for precise information before considering trading. The presence of regulation by the SFC does inspire some confidence in oversight and customer protection, but as a conservative trader, I never commit significant funds without verified details on core policies such as leverage, margin requirements, and risk disclosures.