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Speaking from my experience as an active forex trader, I approach any service provider with vigilance, especially when regulatory clarity is lacking. With CEZ Hungary, there are several important points that immediately stood out for me. First and foremost, I noted that CEZ Hungary is not regulated by any recognized financial authority, which, in my view, introduces considerable risk for anyone considering engagement. This absence of oversight gives me strong reason to remain cautious, as regulation plays a vital role in ensuring fair dispute resolution, operational transparency, and customer protection. Regarding customer service, my research revealed only an email contact. I have not been able to identify alternative or immediate communication channels, such as phone lines or live chat, which I’ve come to expect from credible platforms. In this business, timely support—especially in high-stakes trading or risk management situations—is critical. The lack of accessible, responsive support would make me think twice about relying on their services should urgent issues arise. On the matter of platform reliability, it’s also noteworthy that CEZ Hungary is not a conventional forex broker but rather serves corporate clients in energy procurement. There’s no information indicating that they provide a trading platform, let alone one suitable for individual or retail forex traders. For my needs—particularly transparency, accessibility, and robust infrastructure—this creates further uncertainty. Without trusted regulatory backing or proven customer support, I find it difficult to place confidence in their reliability as a trading partner. In summary, the combination of no regulation, limited customer service options, and an unclear business scope makes CEZ Hungary, for me, too great a risk for financial engagement.