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In my own experience researching FFA as a potential forex broker, I was unable to locate any concrete or verifiable details about the highest leverage they provide for major forex pairs. This lack of transparency is particularly concerning for me because leverage is a vital factor in managing both risk and capital efficiency when trading. As someone who prioritizes safety and compliance, I always seek brokers that clearly publish their leverage offerings and the specific margin requirements per asset class. Unfortunately, with FFA, their absence of regulatory oversight, as highlighted by their operational status without any recognized financial regulation, significantly increases my concerns about the reliability and consistency of their trading conditions, including leverage. It’s important for traders to understand that regulated brokers are typically required to cap leverage—often at 1:30 or 1:50 for retail forex—precisely to help limit risk. Without regulatory constraints, unregulated entities like FFA may offer unusually high leverage, which could be tempting but exposes traders to excessive losses in volatile markets. Additionally, I could not find information regarding leverage differences between forex and other asset classes such as CFDs, commodities, or futures. For me, the inability to verify leverage policy and terms across asset types is a red flag—especially since responsible risk management starts with clear, accessible broker disclosures. Therefore, in the absence of official information and regulatory assurance, I advise using the utmost caution and recommend verifying current terms directly with the broker before considering any engagement.