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In my experience evaluating brokers, MEKSA presents a complex risk-reward profile that traders should approach with great caution. One of the advantages I found is that the firm appears established, with an operational history of 5-10 years, and offers a diverse suite of financial services such as investment consulting, portfolio management, derivatives, and forex trading. I noticed their business processes and technology, including self-developed apps and platforms, appear mature and geared toward the local Turkish market. When I reached out to customer service for a test, they responded helpfully and in clear English, which is positive for non-Turkish speaking clients. However, the disadvantages, in my assessment, are substantial and cannot be overstated. MEKSA operates without any valid regulatory license, as confirmed by its "No License" status and a very low trust score. From my years in the industry, I know that a lack of recognized oversight greatly increases risk: traders have no institutional protection or recourse if disputes arise. Furthermore, I was unable to find transparent information about deposit or withdrawal methods, which for me is a red flag in terms of financial safety and operational transparency. User feedback highlights severe allegations, including one instance where a trader reported that significant funds went missing, which underscores the potential for client harm. Considering these factors, trading with MEKSA is, for me, far too risky, especially compared to well-regulated alternatives. My recommendation is to proceed with extreme caution—if at all.