WikiFX

Sagot

Based on my review of Track Fxx, I regret that I couldn’t find any official or verifiable information about the maximum leverage offered for major forex pairs or whether leverage varies according to asset type. This lack of transparency is a significant concern for me as a trader. In my experience, reputable brokers openly display such crucial metrics, allowing clients to assess their risk exposure before opening an account. With Track Fxx, however, there is no valid regulatory oversight and the information provided is vague at best—WikiFX even highlights a suspicious regulatory license and explicitly warns of high potential risk. For me, high leverage can be both a tool and a risk, but only when I know the exact conditions and am protected by proper regulation. Brokers without clear, regulated leverage policies expose traders to unknowable dangers, especially on volatile markets. Given the absence of reliable leverage details—or even basic regulatory assurances—I would be extremely wary. If leverage is an important criterion in your decision-making, I would recommend only proceeding with transparent, strictly regulated brokers who clearly disclose all their trading conditions, including leverage for each asset type. With Track Fxx, that critical information is simply not available or trustworthy enough for my own risk standards.