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From my perspective as a trader, Alfa Capital currently presents very few clear benefits, and I believe it’s crucial to approach this broker with caution. The first point that might have attracted some traders in the past was its relatively long existence in the market—operating for five to ten years, which sometimes indicates a degree of stability. However, real stability in forex trading is underpinned by ongoing, valid regulation, and this is where Alfa Capital falls short. Both its CySEC and FCA licenses have been revoked. For me, this regulatory background immediately overshadows any superficial benefit of longevity. Another potential benefit is the broker’s range of instruments—forex, metals, options, and futures. On the surface, this suggests some versatility if you’re looking to diversify beyond pure FX pairs. However, without transparency on trading conditions or regulatory oversight, the diversity of instruments alone doesn’t guarantee a safe or competitive trading environment. Lastly, Alfa Capital’s registration in Cyprus could have allowed easier access to the European markets for some traders before the license revocations. But based on my experience, regulatory security always takes precedence, and the loss of those licenses transforms what once could have been a geographical advantage into a significant risk factor. For those reasons, I cannot confidently highlight any real benefits to working with Alfa Capital at this stage. My advice is always to prioritize regulation and safety over potential product offerings.