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Reflecting on my own experience evaluating brokers for both their reliability and ethical stance, I find it difficult to identify substantial benefits to trading with SCB as a forex broker. The firm’s background is not rooted primarily in retail forex, but rather in low-carbon commodities and environmental product markets. If I were to highlight what does stand out, it would be SCB’s strong focus on sustainability initiatives. The company positions itself as a leader in environmental markets, and its B Corporation and ISO certifications may appeal to traders or investors who prioritize ethical and sustainable business practices. Second, SCB’s global presence and its reputation in niche environmental commodity markets could offer access to specialized products related to climate and carbon reduction. For those whose strategies align with sustainable finance, the opportunity to be involved with a company aiming to reduce carbon footprints could add a sense of purpose to trading activities. However, for me as a trader, the most critical issue overshadows these points: SCB currently holds no valid regulatory licenses for general investment or forex trading, and its key permissions have either expired or been revoked. In such situations, regardless of any niche benefits, I would be conservative with engagement, mindful of the reputational and regulatory risks. The platform’s environmental ethos may be commendable, but the lack of regulatory oversight cannot be overlooked when it comes to the safety of funds and overall trust.