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Sagot

Trading for years, I know how essential regulation and operational transparency are in this industry. FXTF stands out for being regulated by the FSA in Japan, a major plus for legitimacy. Their being in business since 2006, and with a confirmed office address, reassures me that they are not a fly-by-night operation. My personal experience aligns with some of the verified Japanese users: platform performance is generally stable, execution is solid, and spreads are tight—important for scalping and active trading. I also appreciate that withdrawals, in my case, have been smooth and quick. That said, as a trader, I always pay close attention to any signals of risk. While many users from Japan have positive feedback, I can't ignore serious scam allegations coming from South Korea, which reference unreachable funds and withdrawal difficulties. Some of these cases describe what seem to be social engineering or impersonation scams, rather than direct broker misconduct, but they do cast a shadow. I am also cautious about the limited account types, and the lack of detail around commission structures and payment options is a transparency gap. Ultimately, my approach remains conservative: FXTF has all the regulatory hallmarks of a legitimate broker, but inconsistent third-party experiences mean it’s wise to proceed carefully, verify all correspondence, and avoid intermediaries or offers from social media. For me, direct interaction with FXTF via official channels is the only acceptable route to mitigate risk.