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As an experienced trader with a keen focus on regulatory safety, I approach new brokers like CMCU with deliberate caution. My review of CMCU highlights a few concerns worth addressing. Firstly, while CMCU operates out of Australia and claims an ASIC Investment Advisory License, this license is currently listed as “exceeded”—meaning it is no longer considered current or fully valid within regulatory requirements. For me, this immediately triggers a conservative stance; ongoing regulatory compliance is a key cornerstone of trust in financial services, particularly in forex and related fields. In evaluating CMCU further, I noticed the institution primarily offers savings, loans, and certain investment and travel-related services through multiple account types. What stands out is its relatively recent establishment, along with a rather complex and layered fee structure. Furthermore, there is insufficient clarity around any direct forex or currency trading services, making its suitability for currency trading ambiguous. The lack of a demo account and a minimal track record in the brokerage sector add to my reservations. When a broker is flagged for “suspicious scope of business” and has an "exceeded" regulatory license, I personally refrain from any meaningful engagement until compliance is verified and sustained. In my experience, due diligence and a conservative approach are always warranted—especially when regulatory legitimacy is in doubt. I would not currently consider CMCU a safe or transparent choice for my trading activities.