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Speaking as someone who has been actively trading forex for many years, I approach brokers like Aqua with significant caution. When I consider a new trading partner, regulatory transparency and oversight are absolutely essential for me, given the risks involved in the forex market. With Aqua, based on the data provided, there are no valid regulatory licenses present. Furthermore, the platform has a very low regulatory index score of 0.00 and clear warnings about a suspicious regulatory license and suspicious business scope. Their registered base in the United Arab Emirates and limited operational history—just 2-5 years—do little to offset these concerns. A broker’s score and regulatory status are vital because, in my experience, these elements directly impact the safety of my funds and the fairness of trading conditions. A lack of recognized regulation means there is no authoritative body holding the broker accountable, which exposes traders like me to unnecessary risks, especially regarding fund withdrawal or dispute resolution. When I see competing brokers with high scores and established oversight, the contrast becomes even starker. As such, I cannot advise trusting Aqua with meaningful capital or sensitive data. For my part, I would look for an established broker with clear, verifiable regulation before proceeding with any live trading activities.