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From my review and analysis of A&C as a brokerage, I must stress that A&C operates entirely without any financial regulation. There are no valid licenses or oversight from recognized regulatory authorities. For me as a trader, this is a significant point of caution, because regulation is what typically provides a certain level of protection, dispute resolution, and operational transparency for clients. The absence of any regulatory supervision means that A&C is not subject to regular audits, investor protection schemes, or external compliance checks—key factors that I consider essential in minimizing risk, especially in the financial industry. The broker’s background further confirms these concerns: A&C is essentially a local Argentinian firm specializing in agricultural commodities, not mainstream forex or broader financial instruments, and it maintains a suspicious regulatory status. In my experience, when a broker is classified as “unregulated,” it places all responsibility for due diligence and risk assessment firmly on the trader. Additionally, the risk of operating in an unregulated environment is compounded when the broker does not provide clear information on core aspects such as account security, fee structure, or client fund segregation. Given these facts, I cannot ignore my own strict safety criteria: I always avoid depositing funds with brokers who lack oversight from reputable regulatory bodies. For anyone considering A&C, I strongly recommend taking a highly cautious approach and understanding the risks inherent to trading with an unregulated firm.