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In my experience evaluating brokers, what stands out with Cathay Futures is their solid reputation for regulatory compliance, being overseen by the Taipei Exchange in Taiwan. For me, that layer of government oversight offers a degree of reassurance that’s sadly missing with many offshore brokers, and it influences my willingness to engage with their offerings. When it comes to the range of trading instruments, Cathay Futures is notable for its broad market access. I can access futures and leveraged FX products spanning major exchanges in Asia, Europe, and the Americas—this includes the likes of TAIFEX, CME, and Eurex. Having a wide selection of international futures products allows for effective diversification, which is valuable for managing risk in my portfolio. That global reach is one aspect I particularly appreciate, as it supports both regional and cross-market strategies. Turning to their fee structure, I found things less transparent. The available information doesn’t spell out fee specifics, which makes it hard for me to confidently project overall trading costs before committing. For someone like me who prioritizes clarity on commissions, spreads, or margin rates, this lack of detail means I have to be cautious and reach out to the broker directly before proceeding with any larger trades. In summary, the primary advantages lie in Cathay Futures’ extensive regulated instrument offering, but I would advise any trader to seek full fee details upfront to avoid surprises.