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In my experience as an independent trader, evaluating AXA’s strengths begins with its selection of trading instruments. What stands out for me is the breadth beyond just forex: AXA offers access to equities, fixed income, multi-asset products, as well as alternative investments such as real estate equity, private debt, infrastructure, and hedge funds. This diversity is beneficial for someone like me who values portfolio diversification and exploring different strategies based on shifting market conditions. The integration of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) strategies also suggests a commitment to responsible investing, which I find increasingly important for long-term holding. However, when it comes to fee transparency and structure, my impression is much more cautious. Although the platform is regulated by Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission, I was unable to find clear, upfront information regarding trading costs on their website. More concerningly, several user reports described unexpected requirements, such as a 25% personal income tax deduction on withdrawals. For me, the ambiguity around such fees—especially when corroborated by multiple user experiences—raises red flags about the withdrawal process and overall transparency. While the product range is impressive, the lack of clarity in the fee structure makes it difficult for me to fully trust AXA without further investigation and direct confirmation of all costs prior to trading.