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Based on my review and experience, DORMAN TRADING does not actually offer forex trading, so there is no leverage available for major forex pairs. This aspect is important for me as a trader, since many brokers typically center their offerings around forex with clear leverage policies. For DORMAN TRADING, their specialization is in futures trading exclusively. When I looked for details about leverage applied to other asset classes, I found that the available instruments are strictly futures contracts, and other products such as commodities, indices, stocks, cryptocurrencies, or ETFs are not supported for direct retail trading on their platforms. The lack of forex products means standard comparisons of leverage between forex and other asset classes do not apply in DORMAN’s case. In traditional futures accounts, margin requirements are typically set by the relevant exchanges rather than the broker itself, so leverage is determined by the margin set for each contract—often substantially lower than the flexible leverage ratios seen with forex accounts at brokers operating outside the US. As a cautious trader, the absence of transparent fee structures, the limited payment methods, and especially the “unverified” regulatory status on record are all factors that would make me approach with care. Overall, if your priority is high-leverage forex trading, DORMAN TRADING would not meet those requirements, and the risk profile—given the regulatory ambiguities—warrants extra caution before opening any account or funding it.