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From my perspective as an independent forex trader who prioritizes safety and regulation, Star Store raises several major concerns that I simply cannot overlook. Most significantly, Star Store operates without any valid regulatory information—this absence of oversight is a red flag for me. Regulation isn't just a formality; it means there are established standards and a level of protection for traders like myself, especially if disputes arise or if there are issues with fund security. Without a license or proper regulation, it's much harder to hold the broker accountable. Additionally, the platform has been flagged for a suspicious regulatory license and a suspicious scope of business. As someone who evaluates risk very carefully, I know these labels point to possible irregularities, such as operating outside permitted activities or misleading users about the company’s legitimacy. The risk management index is alarmingly low. In practical terms, this suggests that my funds and personal data might not be protected to the level I expect from reputable brokers. While the business index might seem moderately higher, it doesn't mitigate the lack of oversight and high risk warning. Personally, I tend to compare brokers, and Star Store’s trustworthiness falls short compared to well-regulated competitors. For me, the threat of losing my capital due to unregulated operations outweighs any potential upside, so I would approach this broker with extreme caution.