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Speaking frankly as a trader who approaches new brokers with caution, I’ve evaluated Dhan and would highlight three notable benefits—though each comes with important caveats. First, I found Dhan’s trading platforms to be impressively user-friendly. Their suite, including the Dhan App, web interface, and integrations with TradingView, makes navigation and execution straightforward, which is critical for timely decision-making. This kind of platform accessibility can help lessen operational errors and allows me to focus more on strategy than on wrestling with the tech itself. Second, Dhan’s diverse array of market instruments—ranging from stocks and options to commodities and mutual funds—does provide a degree of flexibility for portfolio diversification. While forex or crypto aren’t available, being able to trade across asset classes from a single account can be convenient for building or hedging multi-asset positions without shifting between multiple platforms. Lastly, the brokerage’s orientation towards the Indian market gives access to specific local instruments that might not be easily tradable elsewhere, which for me is a useful niche if I want exposure to India’s capital markets. However, and I must stress this, Dhan is completely unregulated according to independent sources, which heightens risk significantly in my view. Personally, I approach unregulated entities with deliberate caution, balancing the allure of user experience and product range against concerns for safety of funds and dispute resolution. For me, these benefits only matter if my risk appetite matches the regulatory reality.