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In my thorough evaluation of ZLK as an experienced trader, I found that their range of tradable assets is notably limited compared to many established international brokers. The only asset classes available through ZLK are equities and commodities. Forex, indices, stocks (outside Pakistan equities), cryptocurrencies, bonds, options, and ETFs are not supported at all. This restricted offering stands in stark contrast to what I have seen with regulated brokers that cater to a global clientele, where a broad spectrum of assets tends to be accessible. The lack of access to forex and other asset classes was a significant drawback for me because I value flexibility and the ability to diversify my trading across various markets; this is often essential for prudent risk management. Additionally, the fact that ZLK operates without recognized regulation adds a layer of risk that I find difficult to ignore—particularly in the context of limited transparency regarding products and operations. For these reasons, and given my focus on both breadth of offering and safety of funds, I remain highly cautious with any platform that does not offer a wider selection of tradable instruments and proper regulatory safeguards.