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Having traded with a range of brokers over the years, I approach any new platform with a focus on regulation and risk management. With RR, I immediately noticed several key concerns. The most substantial drawback for me is the complete lack of valid regulatory oversight. Seeing explicit warnings about suspicious regulatory licenses and the recommendation to stay away is something I can’t ignore, especially as capital safety and dispute resolution are top priorities in my trading practices. A broker with no recognized regulation simply can't guarantee client fund protection or transparency, which adds considerable risk. On the plus side, RR has been operating for five to ten years, and their business index is relatively strong, which indicates they have some operational experience in the market. Their local presence in India seems tailored for traders from that region and they offer accessible customer support via multiple channels. However, in my experience, operational history and accessible support can't compensate for the absence of strong regulatory backing, especially given the zero score in the risk management index. For me, the potential risks far outweigh any operational benefits. When a broker lacks regulation, I worry about the security of my funds and the fairness of trade execution. Alternatives with solid regulatory frameworks and higher trust scores provide me with greater peace of mind, which I consider fundamentally important before committing any real capital.