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Having traded for years in the forex and broader financial markets, I always prioritize regulation and product diversity when evaluating a broker. What stands out immediately with Eddid Financial is its SFC regulation in Hong Kong, which adds a level of credibility and oversight I find essential for safety in leveraged trading environments. Regarding trading instruments, Eddid Financial does offer an impressive variety—securities, futures, forex, stocks, funds, bonds, structured products, and private equities are all included. For me, this breadth allows flexibility to diversify risk and respond to shifting market conditions within a single platform. On fee transparency, though, I’ve noticed significant limitations. Eddid Financial does not provide clear public details on minimum deposit requirements, spreads, or the specific structure of its fees. That lack of upfront information has always given me pause; as a trader, I want to know exactly what costs I'll incur before committing capital. In my experience, brokers focusing on long-term relationships typically lead with this transparency. While Eddid Financial’s flexibility across multiple proprietary platforms is an advantage, the limited information on costs means I remain cautious, as unanticipated fees can materially impact trading performance. Until their fee structure is clarified, I’d recommend a conservative approach when evaluating Eddid Financial, despite the strong points in regulatory status and instrument variety.