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Sagot

As an independent, experienced trader, I approach brokers like Everforex with a high degree of caution due to several clear risk factors. While Everforex has been operating for over five years and maintains active customer service, it stands out for being completely unregulated. For me, regulation is not just a box to tick—it is central to trader protection. Without oversight from a recognized regulatory authority, there is no external assurance regarding the safety of funds, operational transparency, or recourse in the case of disputes. Further, there are several warning signs listed: suspicious regulatory claims, office locations that cannot be verified, and a lack of a demo account, which often signals limited transparency. Although a single user review praised Everforex’s customer support and their readiness to assist new traders, anecdotal positive feedback is not enough to offset the structural risks of trading with an unregulated firm. The range of trading products is also limited primarily to major and Chinese currencies, without access to commodities, equities, or other markets that many modern brokers offer. While some traders may prefer a narrow focus, for me this lack of variety and information transparency is restrictive and may indicate operational limitations. Ultimately, for any broker handling client funds, legitimacy depends on transparency, regulatory protection, and overall reliability—and in these aspects, Everforex does not meet the conservative standards I require before risking my capital. I cannot consider Everforex a safe or fully legitimate choice at this time, and I would urge others to approach with similar caution.