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Baazex is considered a safe broker in the sense that it operates legally under Seychelles’ FSA regulation. However, I’d say safety is relative when it comes to offshore regulation. While Baazex is legitimate, the level of investor protection under the FSA’s jurisdiction doesn’t compare to major financial bodies like the FCA or ASIC. For me, this brings up concerns about the security of my funds, especially since Baazex doesn’t have the same level of oversight as more regulated brokers. Reading through Baazex reviews, many traders express concerns about the safety of funds in the case of disputes, as Seychelles-based brokers typically don’t offer as much consumer protection. As a trader, I would think twice before depositing large sums, as the ability to recover my money or resolve any conflicts with the broker could be limited. Personally, while Baazex may be a safe choice for smaller trades, I would be wary about using it for significant investments until there is more clarity on the broker’s internal processes and dispute resolution measures.