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Based on my careful review of Forex Sport, what stood out to me was that the platform’s primary focus is on providing a range of financial services geared toward international payments, FX risk management, and cross-border transactions. While they hold an ASIC license and have been operating out of Australia for over a decade, the information I found did not specify the exact range of tradable instruments such as forex currency pairs, stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, or commodities that most traders might expect from a traditional brokerage. For me, the emphasis on services like asset purchases/sales, FX risk management, and global payroll suggests that Forex Sport caters mainly to corporate clients or business-related financial flows rather than retail forex or multi-asset trading. The lack of transparency regarding specific trading assets available for speculation or investment leaves me cautious. In my experience, whenever the scope of business is flagged as “suspicious” and details about accessible instruments are unclear, I advise approaching with heightened diligence. While regulation under ASIC is a significant positive, the absence of direct information about instrument availability means I cannot confirm with confidence that Forex Sport offers forex, stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, or commodities trading in the way a typical retail trading platform does. For me, this raises important questions that I would want to clarify directly with their support before committing any capital.