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In my own assessment as a trader who prioritizes safety and oversight, one of the first things I want to confirm about any broker is their regulatory status. For GF Futures, I noticed they are regulated by two recognized authorities: the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX) and the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong (SFC). The SFC, in particular, is a reputable regulator for financial services in Hong Kong, and their oversight means that GF Futures (Hong Kong) Co., Limited holds an official license to deal in futures contracts. This dual regulation, both in mainland China and Hong Kong, offers some measure of protection and adherence to established market standards, which, for me, reduces operational and counterparty risk compared to brokers with unclear or no regulatory backing. However, I also observe that while regulation by CFFEX and SFC is a positive sign, it doesn't automatically guarantee a trouble-free experience. Oversight can help resolve disputes and enforce rules, but it is not infallible; due diligence on my part is always necessary alongside regulatory vetting. Still, these regulatory credentials mean GF Futures isn’t an unlicensed or unregulated entity, a factor I consider fundamental before starting any trading activity.