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From my experience and after checking details directly, I can confirm that Sierra Futures is not currently regulated by any recognized financial authority. Despite its U.S. presence and mention of a Common Financial Service License with a number issued under a different entity, this status is unverified and flagged as suspicious. In practical terms, “unregulated” means there’s no external body monitoring its operations, compliance, or client fund safety—which for me is always a fundamental concern. Regulation is critical in trading because it provides oversight, accountability, and a process for grievances or disputes; in its absence, traders like myself have little protection if disputes or irregularities arise. Additionally, this broker has been labeled as a “Suspicious Clone,” which increases my caution significantly, since regulatory clones are a serious issue in our industry. I find it important to be extremely wary of unregulated brokers, as even advanced trading platforms or market access cannot replace the security and integrity offered by reputable regulatory supervision. For me, strict adherence to compliance is non-negotiable, especially in forex and futures trading.