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Based on my detailed review of Dhan, I was unable to find definitive information about the specific leverage offered for major forex pairs. In fact, Dhan does not list forex trading among its available instruments, focusing instead on stocks, options, futures, commodities, currencies (likely INR pairs or similar), ETFs, and mutual funds. Notably, Dhan does not offer indices, international forex, or cryptocurrencies. Furthermore, there is no published data regarding the maximum leverage for any asset class, which to me is a significant omission. Reliable brokers typically disclose leverage transparently, given its critical importance in risk management. From my experience, when platforms do not state leverage ratios—and especially when the broker operates without valid regulation—this poses a substantial risk for traders. Dhan operates without oversight from any recognized regulatory authority, making the environment even more uncertain for leverage-sensitive trading, such as forex. I find it concerning that there is no access to standard platforms like MT4 or MT5, and the absence of a demo account limits my ability to test margin requirements or trading conditions firsthand. In summary, for those specifically looking for information or opportunities to trade major forex pairs with high leverage, Dhan does not appear to provide clarity or opportunity in this regard. I therefore proceed with extreme caution when considering their services, especially for leveraged instrument trading.