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As someone who prioritizes transparency and risk control in brokerage choice, I want to be upfront: based on my thorough review of the information available about MIB, the broker does not clearly specify maximum leverage for major forex pairs or other asset classes in any accessible material. This omission is notable, especially since leverage is a critical factor when assessing both opportunity and risk in forex and broader markets. Instead, the details I found focus mainly on available instruments—such as HK securities, global stocks, futures and options—and various account types, but do not disclose leverage ratios for any asset class. For me, this lack of clarity on leverage is a significant drawback. Reliable brokers usually state their margin and leverage policies transparently, allowing traders like myself to evaluate whether the offering suits their trading strategy and risk tolerance. The absence of leverage details could make proper risk assessment challenging, particularly given the high potential risks flagged elsewhere about MIB, such as the revoked futures license and 'suspicious regulatory license' warning. While I value the range of products and would expect to see different leverage caps for forex, stocks, and futures if offered, I am unable to verify or compare these due to the incomplete information. In summary, my perspective is one of caution—if transparent leverage terms are important for your trading, as they are for me, the lack of disclosure here is a significant reason to remain vigilant and perhaps consider alternatives where crucial trading conditions are stated plainly.