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In my experience as a trader who values regulatory oversight, one of the notable benefits I observed with GRANDIS SECURITIES is that they are regulated under CySEC, which provides a degree of legitimacy and investor protection according to EU standards. They reportedly offer a broad range of tradable assets and derivatives, allowing for portfolio diversification. This might appeal to those who want access to both equities and complex derivatives under a single broker. However, in my view, the drawbacks deserve careful consideration. The firm’s overall transparency is limited—crucial information about trading conditions, such as spreads, leverage, and fees, isn’t clearly disclosed. Personally, this lack of clarity makes it hard for me to fully evaluate costs and risks before committing funds. During my due diligence, I also noticed concerns about the broker’s “suspicious scope of business” and “high potential risk” as flagged by independent sources. Compounding this, a physical office visit reportedly failed, which, for me, is a red flag regarding operational transparency. Furthermore, customer service is not available 24/7 and the company's online presence appears dormant, which may affect communication and support—something I find essential for responsive trading. In summary, while GRANDIS SECURITIES ticks some regulatory boxes and offers asset variety, the opacity and risk flags mean that I would approach them with heightened caution and recommend direct verification of all terms before proceeding further.