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In my experience as a trader, Derayah offers some specific advantages worth mentioning, though caution is essential. First, Derayah gives access to both regional and international markets, which is valuable for diversifying exposure. I’ve found it helpful to be able to invest directly in the Saudi Stock Exchange, Nomu, and also in large international markets like NYSE and NASDAQ from a unified platform. This range could suit traders wanting to blend local and global equities and derivative products. Second, the broker's transparent fee structure appeals to me, especially for stock transactions in the Saudi market. The published rates for trading on TASI and Nomu are straightforward and competitive, making it easier to estimate costs and avoid unexpected charges. This cost clarity is something I look for to manage expenses strictly. Finally, the availability of both the Derayah Platform and Derayah Global Platform provides flexibility for different investment approaches. Although information about platform features is limited, the presence of multiple platforms typically supports varied trading styles. That said, it’s critical to note that Derayah is unregulated, which raises substantial risk concerns for me. While the benefits are tangible, anyone considering this broker should weigh them carefully against the potential downsides, especially regarding regulatory protections.