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As an experienced forex trader, I take regulatory oversight and transparency very seriously when choosing a broker. With HoxtonWealth, I was unable to confirm any information about their maximum leverage for major forex pairs or how leverage might differ across other asset classes. The most important reason for this is that HoxtonWealth is completely unregulated; according to all available data, there are no valid licenses in place, and the broker has been flagged as high risk due to suspicious regulatory claims. In my own trading journey, I’ve learned that regulated brokers are required to publish detailed information about leverage for each product, and this transparency is crucial for both risk management and decision making. With HoxtonWealth, not only are these specifics absent, but the firm’s very short operational history and lack of oversight make me especially cautious. I couldn’t find any official figures or breakdowns of leverage for forex or other asset classes on their platforms. For me, this lack of disclosure is a significant red flag. In my experience, not knowing the leverage you’re exposed to can have serious implications, especially in volatile markets. Given all this, I personally would not proceed with trading—or even inquiring further—until such basic and critical information, as well as proper regulatory standing, are clearly established by the firm. In the world of finance, it pays to be cautious rather than sorry.