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In my experience as a trader, trust and reliability are absolutely essential when evaluating any broker. With Qian Kun Futures, I find several positive factors, but also some important concerns I cannot ignore. On the regulatory side, Qian Kun Futures is licensed by the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX) under license number 0308. For me, having a verifiable regulatory license offers an initial layer of reassurance about oversight and basic standards of operation, especially in the context of the Chinese futures market. However, digging deeper, I notice significant transparency issues that make me pause. The absence of detailed information about trading conditions, limited disclosures on deposit and withdrawal policies, and, most notably, the lack of a demo account raise concerns about their openness. When a broker does not clearly outline their fees, conditions, or provide a risk-free way to test the platform, it makes it harder for me as a prudent trader to assess real-world usability and risk. Another practical concern is that Qian Kun Futures only offers futures trading—forex, stocks, and other common instruments are not available. Additionally, payments are limited to bank wire only, which can be inconvenient and slow, especially compared to brokers offering a broader range of methods. Given these points, while Qian Kun Futures does have regulatory backing and several years in operation, the lack of transparency and limited trading options means I would approach this broker with caution. For my own funds and peace of mind, I typically look for brokers that not only meet minimum regulatory requirements but also provide clear, comprehensive information and robust support. This approach helps me manage the significant risks inherent in trading, especially with lesser-known or lower-transparency brokers.