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As a trader who prioritizes the safety of my capital, regulatory oversight is always my first concern before considering any broker. In my experience, uSMART Group is indeed overseen by established financial regulators. Specifically, the firm holds regulation under the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), which is widely recognized for its robust and comprehensive regulatory framework. This means uSMART Group has to adhere to strict requirements for client fund protection, transparency, and business conduct. For me, MAS regulation signals a level of protection, as client funds at uSMART Group should be held in separate custodian accounts—this separation is crucial to reducing risks tied to broker insolvency or misuse of client assets. While uSMART Group is also registered in Hong Kong and deals in various securities, the MAS oversight stands out because it comes with regular audits, compliance checks, and ongoing supervision typical of Singapore’s regulatory environment. However, no regulatory setup guarantees zero risk; I always approach new brokers with caution, regardless of licenses. If I were evaluating uSMART Group for my own trading, MAS oversight would be one of the major reasons I’d consider it but only after carefully weighing their entire offering, potential operational risks, and user feedback.