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Speaking candidly as a forex trader who prioritizes safety and transparency, I find it necessary to approach RGL with significant caution. In my evaluation, the three most notable advantages that stand out for RGL are, first, its longstanding operational history in Bangladesh. Longevity can sometimes indicate a business’s commitment to service continuity, which, at least on the surface, can be reassuring for some clients seeking internet and IT solutions. Secondly, RGL offers a broad range of technological services—ranging from cloud products to managed IT solutions—which is beneficial for businesses in need of one-stop, customizable tech infrastructure rather than just basic connectivity. Third, the availability of diverse payment methods and a responsive multi-channel customer support structure can facilitate accessibility and user convenience. However, from a forex trading perspective, each benefit is greatly overshadowed by severe and clear risks. Chief among these is RGL’s total lack of regulatory oversight, as highlighted by its suspicion-index ratings and warnings. Regulation is not just a formality—it is the bedrock of client security in the financial industry. For me, no matter how diverse the service offerings or payment options, entrusting funds or trading activity with an unregulated entity introduces unacceptable risk. Therefore, while certain operational strengths exist, my professional judgment is that these cannot compensate for the fundamental absence of required regulation and transparency. As a trader, I must emphasize that the safety of my capital always comes first, and no convenience is worth undermining that foundation.