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Drawing from my personal experience and based on the information at hand, I find DEGUSSA’s offerings to be quite distinct from traditional forex brokers. DEGUSSA appears to focus primarily on physical precious metals—especially gold—through savings plans, storage, lockers, and related services, rather than expansive, leveraged trading across global markets. This specialized approach may suit those who are interested in accumulating and safeguarding tangible assets rather than engaging in short-term speculative trades common to forex and CFD brokers. However, I have strong reservations when evaluating the advantages in terms of available trading instruments. While the firm does offer gold savings plans and associated services, it does not provide access to the broad portfolio of instruments, such as currency pairs, indices, or commodities futures, that are typically core to a trader’s diversification strategy. For me, this limited selection does not meet the needs of an active trader seeking flexibility across multiple asset classes. Additionally, when it comes to fee policies, there is little transparency. From what I observed, DEGUSSA does not clearly display its fee structure, which can create uncertainty around transaction and storage costs. As someone who values predictability and the ability to calculate total cost of ownership, this lack of clarity is a notable drawback. The absence of regulatory oversight further compounds my caution, as it removes a vital layer of client protection and recourse. Overall, while DEGUSSA may appeal to certain investors with a focus on precious metals, its offerings and fee transparency fall short of what I require as a prudent, risk-aware trader.