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In my thorough review of United Securities Co., I found that it is not currently overseen by any recognized regulatory body. Despite a long operational history since 1996 and the offering of services in Palestine, the absence of regulatory oversight is a significant concern for me as a trader. A lack of valid regulation means there’s no independent authority ensuring the broker adheres to strict financial standards, a factor which directly impacts client fund safety and dispute resolution mechanisms. When considering any broker, especially one providing leverage up to 1:300 and dealing in international markets, I place high value on transparent, verifiable regulation from authorities like ASIC, FCA, or CySEC. United Securities Co.’s unregulated status means I would have far less recourse in cases of unexpected issues or disputes, and I know from experience that regulatory frameworks protect not just funds but also ensure sound operational practices. For these reasons, I am cautious about using or recommending United Securities Co. Without clear supervision from a recognized financial authority, I’m unable to consider this provider a secure option for my trading capital.