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Sagot

As someone who has spent years trading forex and evaluating brokers with a critical eye, I would exercise significant caution regarding Zora. According to my research, Zora operates without any valid regulatory oversight, which immediately raises major concerns for me as an independent trader. Reliable regulation is essential for trader protection—it provides a mechanism for dispute resolution, auditing, and helps ensure a broker acts ethically with client funds. The fact that Zora doesn’t hold a recognized license means I cannot verify how client deposits are handled or what recourse exists in the event of an issue. The platform is listed as having a “suspicious regulatory license” and a “suspicious scope of business.” These labels, based on my experience, often signal increased risk of misconduct or nontransparent practices. The low overall trust score is another red flag. In the world of forex, a broker’s reputation and compliance record matter immensely to me because unregulated operations have historically been involved in withdrawal problems and customer disputes. I also noted a specific user report of being unable to withdraw funds after initially being assisted by supposed “teachers” who then disappeared. This matches a pattern I’ve observed before with high-risk brokers—seeming attentive at first, but then disappearing when withdrawal requests arise. While a single complaint doesn’t constitute definitive proof, capped with the absence of regulation and transparency, I personally would not feel comfortable trading or depositing funds with Zora. For my capital, I strictly prefer brokers who are fully licensed with well-known and trustworthy regulatory bodies, where there is clear oversight and consumer protection.