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In my own careful examination of HUNGSING, one of the foremost concerns I've identified is the broker's current regulatory standing. HUNGSING has operated from Hong Kong for over five years and was previously overseen by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC)—the financial regulator for Hong Kong. However, what stands out for me is that their license for dealing in futures contracts has been revoked by the SFC, and their license for dealing in securities has exceeded its approved scope, rendering it effectively invalid according to the most recent information. Having a valid and current SFC license would ordinarily instill more trust, as the SFC enforces tough standards for client protection and business conduct. In my experience, the lack of active, valid regulatory oversight significantly increases the risks involved—particularly for traders who prioritize transparency, recourse in the event of disputes, and fund security. When a broker does not hold current and credible licenses from established authorities, there is less accountability and fewer investor safeguards. For me, this status makes it difficult to consider HUNGSING a prudent choice for trading or investment, regardless of any additional services or platform features on offer. My personal approach is always to favor brokers whose regulatory credentials are clear, up-to-date, and easy to independently verify.