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From my own experience as a trader, evaluating a broker always starts with regulatory status and transparency, and this is where Reliance Smart Money gives me significant pause. According to the available data, they operate without any valid regulatory oversight. This is a critical concern for me because reputable regulation is the first line of protection for traders’ funds and legal recourse. While Reliance Smart Money appears to have been in business for 5 to 10 years and offers a range of financial products beyond forex, such as stocks, mutual funds, and insurance, the absence of a credible license raises the level of risk considerably. Another issue I found is the lack of clear information on key points such as minimum deposit, leverage offered, or details around spreads and commissions. These are important to me for assessing cost transparency and risk exposure. The offered TICK trading platform seems to provide features aimed at easing decision-making, but platform features alone do not compensate for regulatory oversight and basic transparency gaps. User feedback seems mixed, and I noted serious complaints about withdrawal and account closure. Such issues highlight the challenge in seeking help or restitution if something goes wrong since there is no regulating authority to turn to. For me, especially when my capital and personal information are on the line, these are red flags that cannot be overlooked. Personally, I would exercise maximum caution and look for a broker with robust and verifiable regulation, clear cost structure, and a track record of transparent client dealings before even considering opening an account.