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Speaking candidly as an experienced trader, the regulatory status of BRAC EPL actually raises significant concerns for me rather than providing any clear safeguard for client funds. The brokerage currently operates without valid regulatory oversight. From my professional perspective, the absence of regulation is a critical issue because regulation is the main mechanism that reputable authorities use to enforce strict standards, such as segregation of client funds, transparent operations, mandatory audits, and dispute resolution avenues. Without these obligations, there are few external checks on a broker’s business practices. This means that, for me, trading with BRAC EPL introduces additional risk. I do not see the typical protections—such as investor compensation schemes or regulatory oversight of withdrawal practices—that regulated brokers are required to maintain. While BRAC EPL has operated for several years and offers a range of equity products and services, the lack of regulatory supervision makes it difficult for me to fully trust that client interests are sufficiently protected in the event of internal malfeasance or financial distress. Given the importance of security and transparency in financial services, I am particularly cautious with unregulated brokers. For my own trading, I prioritize oversight from reputable authorities as it provides an extra layer of due diligence and accountability. In summary, BRAC EPL’s current regulatory status does not help safeguard client funds in the way that regulated brokers do, and this is a decisive factor in any assessment of its trustworthiness.