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Based on my investigation and personal review of MEKSA, I was not able to find any explicit information regarding the maximum leverage they offer for major forex pairs. This lack of transparency itself is a concern for me as a trader, because understanding leverage limits is an essential part of managing risk. In my experience, reputable brokers clearly display their maximum leverage ratios not only for forex, but also for other assets like CFDs, indices, or commodities, so that clients can make informed decisions. Since MEKSA does not provide this key detail, it’s impossible to know whether their leverage structure is competitive or suitable for different trading strategies. Compounding the issue, MEKSA currently operates with no valid regulatory license, according to my research. This brings increased risk, particularly because unregulated brokers might set high and potentially unsafe leverage options, or alter their conditions unexpectedly. So, if leverage for other asset types (such as stocks or futures) is also undisclosed, it makes it nearly impossible for me to assess the suitability or safety of their offering. Personally, I would never trade with a broker unless I fully understand and trust their approach to leverage—especially given the inherent risks and regulatory gaps present here. In short, regardless of asset class, MEKSA’s opacity around leverage and regulatory standing is a major red flag for me.