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As someone who’s traded for years and always puts safety first, I have to be very cautious with nabtrade since, based on the facts I’ve reviewed, they are not overseen by any recognized financial regulatory body. Even though nabtrade operates from Australia—a country known for strict financial oversight—the platform itself currently has no valid regulatory information and is considered unregulated. This is a critical consideration for me because regulatory supervision is the primary way investors’ funds and rights are protected against malpractice or insolvency risks. The lack of regulation means there is no external authority checking nabtrade’s operations, client fund management, or dispute resolution processes. While nabtrade does offer a proprietary trading platform and a variety of investment products, and its business presence appears to be established for 2–5 years, I believe the absence of official oversight introduces significant risks. I personally would want clear evidence of regulatory compliance before considering a broker for any substantial capital, as regulatory frameworks are there to protect traders from unforeseen events and unethical conduct. Until nabtrade obtains proper licensing from a reputable regulator, I cannot recommend it for those who value safety and accountability in the forex or broader investment markets.