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In my experience as a forex trader, assessing reliability and security in a broker like Errante requires more than just looking at its regulatory claims or marketing. Errante is regulated by CySEC in Cyprus and the FSA in Seychelles, which does provide a certain level of oversight; however, part of its operations are offshore, and this introduces potential risks not always present with top-tier regulators. From the perspective of licensing, Errante offers MT4, MT5, cTrader, and TradingView—these are reputable trading platforms, and that generally indicates technical soundness. When it comes to practical user experience, I pay close attention to real-world feedback. Some traders report smooth deposits, withdrawals, and normal executions, and note average spreads. Others, however, detail serious complaints: profit cancellations, withdrawal delays or refusals, and unexpected account freezes. Several unresolved complaints stand out—mainly regarding difficulties withdrawing profits or principal, which is a critical red flag for me. For me, while Errante has technical strengths and offers diverse assets and platforms, the significant volume and nature of withdrawal-related disputes make me extra cautious about allocating substantial funds here. Even with CySEC regulation, offshore entities present enforcement limitations. I believe that careful due diligence and starting with conservative balances, if choosing Errante, is prudent. Ultimately, until there is more consistent, positive withdrawal feedback, I personally remain hesitant to trust Errante for primary trading activities.