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Based on my careful review of Applied Derivatives, I want to be upfront about the limitations I’ve encountered regarding accessible trading instruments. Despite having several years in operation and being registered in South Africa, there is a critical lack of transparent, verifiable information about the specific types of markets or assets you can trade with them—whether that’s forex pairs, stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, or commodities. In my experience, a broker that does not clearly disclose its available trading instruments poses a significant transparency concern. I also noticed that their regulatory status is described as “suspicious” and that there’s no valid regulatory information currently available. For me, such an absence of clear oversight and product disclosure makes it very difficult to assess even the basics—like which markets I could trade if I were to open an account. With most reputable brokers, detailed product listings and market access are outlined upfront, often reflecting strong client protection practices. In summary, I have not found reliable and specific information about trading instruments at Applied Derivatives, which, from a risk management and due diligence standpoint, is a major red flag. Until this broker provides much more transparent disclosure around both regulation and tradable assets, I personally would not feel comfortable or secure proceeding with them.