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Based on my thorough review of BRAC EPL, there are a few significant risks and drawbacks that I personally cannot overlook. The most critical issue for me is the clear absence of any valid regulatory oversight. As someone who values broker transparency and client protection, this is a major red flag. When a broker isn’t regulated by a recognized authority, I know there’s little recourse if something goes wrong, such as disputes over funds, execution, or account security. This lack of regulation directly increases the risk of both operational failures and potential misconduct, as there’s no third-party enforcement of best practices. Additionally, BRAC EPL does not offer any form of demo account. In my experience, demo accounts are essential not just for testing trading platforms, but also for evaluating order execution and understanding fee structures without risking real money. The absence of this feature means I would have to commit capital without first vetting the trading environment, which is something I approach very cautiously. It's also worth noting that their trading instruments are extremely limited—they only provide equity trading, with no access to forex, commodities, ETFs, or other commonly traded products. For a trader who values diversification, this restriction is a considerable disadvantage. Finally, the commission fee—which can reach up to 1% per trade—is on the higher end compared to industry standards and could erode profitability over time. For me, given the combination of regulatory concerns, lack of demo accounts, restricted product offerings, and relatively high commissions, I would carefully reconsider or seek alternative options that prioritize client security and transparency.