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Trading with AmariFX is not as safe as trading with regulated brokers. The absence of regulation makes it difficult to trust that the broker will act in the best interest of its clients. While AmariFX may offer attractive features such as low-cost execution and non-dealing desk (NDD) trading, which could appeal to traders looking for cost-effective and transparent trading, the lack of regulatory oversight means there is no external authority ensuring that these features are delivered as promised. As a trader, one of the main concerns when choosing a broker is ensuring that my funds are secure, and that the broker operates within the guidelines set by reputable financial authorities. Regulation provides peace of mind by ensuring that a broker is subject to regular audits, adheres to financial transparency standards, and follows ethical business practices. Without this protection, traders are left vulnerable, especially in the event of any disputes or operational issues. I would personally feel uncomfortable trading with AmariFX unless they obtain proper regulatory oversight from a trusted authority like the FMA or FCA, which would offer more security for both the trader’s funds and their overall experience.