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As someone who has navigated the forex industry for many years, I have developed a deep appreciation for robust regulation as a foundation for trader safety. With DH, however, I must be direct and cautious: their current regulatory status does not help safeguard client funds. In fact, according to all available official information, DH operates without any valid regulatory oversight. This means there are no recognized authorities supervising their business practices, handling of client accounts, or enforcement of basic protections such as segregated funds or transparent dispute resolution. For me, the lack of regulation is a critical concern because, in practice, regulation serves as a basic safety net. It ensures that brokers must adhere to standards regarding capital adequacy, risk management, and client fund segregation. Without this external accountability, traders are left vulnerable in the event of insolvency or mismanagement, and there may be little or no recourse if issues arise. While DH offers a wide range of account types and tradable instruments, none of these features can effectively compensate for the absence of credible regulatory supervision. Personally, I would approach any unregulated broker with extreme caution, as the risks to my capital and personal information would outweigh any potential benefits.