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Based on my thorough review of GFFM, I have to clarify that I couldn’t find any explicit information regarding maximum leverage, either for major forex pairs or for other asset classes. In my experience, this lack of transparency about such a fundamental trading condition is a cause for concern, especially for traders who rely on leverage to manage their positions and risk. What stands out is that GFFM primarily focuses on futures and options for commodities like metals, energy, and agricultural products, rather than offering spot forex trading. I did not see any mention of forex pairs being supported at all—not even in their list of tradable instruments—so the question about leverage on major forex pairs does not directly apply to this broker’s current offering. For those experienced in commodities markets, it's also limiting not to see leverage details for products like gold or oil, as this information shapes both strategy and risk management plans. In my years navigating regulated and unregulated platforms alike, I’ve found that established brokers typically disclose leverage upfront. The absence of such details here means I would personally approach with caution, confirming all margin requirements and leverage ratios directly with the broker before considering any trading activity. This is especially important in markets as capital-intensive and volatile as commodities.