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As an experienced independent forex trader, I evaluate OMEGA’s trustworthiness cautiously. OMEGA is regulated in Cyprus under CySEC, which does provide a degree of regulatory oversight—a positive for anyone factoring in basic trader protection. The company’s longstanding operation, with over 15 years in the business, is another reassuring signal of stability and experience within the industry. However, certain issues make me hesitant to fully trust the broker without reservation. When considering platform reliability and transparency, OMEGA has opted for proprietary platforms (WTS (IB) and OTS) rather than more widely recognized systems like MT4 or MT5. This lack of industry-standard platforms limits the transparency and comparability I generally look for when assessing a broker’s legitimacy. Additionally, the absence of detailed, accessible information on account types, leverage, spreads, and other critical trading conditions makes it challenging to evaluate their true suitability and competitiveness for various types of traders. What’s particularly concerning for me is the “suspicious scope of business” and “high potential risk” warnings, as well as the discrepancy between the regulatory address and their actual address, highlighted in public surveys. Such inconsistencies can introduce unnecessary risk and often signal that due diligence is needed before entrusting significant funds. User feedback does suggest that OMEGA is a reliable option for EU and international investors, which aligns with their established regulatory presence, but for me, the lack of transparency and warnings signals I need to approach with caution. I would not commit substantial capital without deeper research and a clear understanding of their terms.