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Drawing from my years in the forex and funds transfer industry, I can say that regulatory oversight is one of the primary factors I consider when choosing a provider. With TorFX, their regulation under the Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) stands out as a key safeguard. ASIC imposes strict requirements on licensed firms, compelling them to follow rules for client money handling, transparency, and operational integrity. In my experience, genuine ASIC regulation means there’s mandated separation between company and client funds, reducing the risk of misuse. However, I also approach every broker with a cautious mindset—regulation can mitigate, but not wholly eliminate, possible risks. The context suggests that TorFX is officially licensed in Australia and has operated for over twenty years, which provides some additional assurance for me about their legitimacy and procedures. That said, as a trader, I recognize that no regulatory body can absolutely guarantee every client's safety, especially in light of conflicting user experiences. Thus, while ASIC oversight gives me some comfort in TorFX’s fund-handling practices, my own judgement and due diligence always remain central to my decision-making process.