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Based on my own research and trading experience, I always prioritize working with brokers that are clearly regulated by reputable authorities. For CHUANG YUAN FUTURES, I verified that it holds a futures trading license from the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX), which is a legitimate and recognized regulatory body in China. The company itself has an established history, reportedly operating for over five years, with roots dating back to 1995. This longevity, combined with explicit mention of a CFFEX license (license number 0198), gives me a degree of reassurance about its regulatory framework. However, I am also mindful of some red flags noted regarding the "Suspicious Scope of Business." While regulation by CFFEX covers the core futures trading activities, I always caution myself and others to scrutinize any additional business offerings, especially if they fall outside standard practices or seem unusually complex. For me, regulatory clarity is essential, particularly in a market that can expose traders to significant financial risk. Therefore, while CHUANG YUAN FUTURES is regulated for its futures operations in China, I would remain diligent, verify all details directly, and monitor for any updates or disciplinary actions from the regulator.