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In my experience as an independent forex trader, trust and security are non-negotiable when choosing a broker. When I looked into HoxtonWealth, some clear concerns immediately stood out for me. The most significant issue is that HoxtonWealth operates without any regulatory oversight. They are not licensed by any recognized financial authority, which to me introduces a high level of risk. From my years in trading, I’ve found that regulation is crucial because it ensures that the broker is held to minimum standards of transparency, client fund protection, and dispute resolution. Without this, there’s no formal mechanism for recourse if something goes wrong. HoxtonWealth does offer a range of financial services with a seemingly modern trading app, and their presence in wealth management and investment planning is notable. However, the broker’s very recent establishment and its unregulated status are red flags for me. In addition, WikiFX lists the risk for this broker as high, mentioning a “suspicious regulatory license.” I know how attractive innovative platforms and diversified services can be, but for me, these features never outweigh the risks posed by lack of regulatory protection. Based on these considerations, I would exercise considerable caution and would not personally entrust significant funds or sensitive information to HoxtonWealth. In my view, it’s safer to opt for brokers who are regulated by credible authorities, even if their fees or platforms might seem less appealing. This approach has protected both my trades and my capital over the years.