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From my experience as a forex trader who prioritizes platform safety above all else, Bursanet raises significant red flags in terms of legitimacy. While I acknowledge that Bursanet has operated for several years and offers a wide selection of instruments—including ETFs, REITs, currencies, and CETES—the single most critical factor for me is regulatory oversight. Bursanet does not hold any valid regulatory license at this time. In my view, this lack of formal regulation exposes clients to unnecessary risks, as there’s no independent authority ensuring that the broker adheres to established standards of transparency, fair dealing, or capital segregation. Even though their account structure is appealing—no opening fees, minimums, or monthly charges—it cannot offset the elevated risk that comes from being unregulated. For me, this absence of a safety net means my funds would be more vulnerable in the event of insolvency, fraud, or disputes. Moreover, the lack of a demo account also impacts trust, as I value the ability to test a platform before investing real capital. In summary, while Bursanet appears convenient and provides useful educational and analytical resources, the fundamental issue of regulatory absence means I personally cannot consider it a truly legitimate or secure choice. For those who, like me, prioritize fund safety and regulatory assurance, I would urge considerable caution before committing to this broker.