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From my own experience as a trader who carefully evaluates brokerages, Tradition stands out in three main areas. First and foremost, its regulatory status provides genuine reassurance. Tradition is regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) in Hong Kong, and that kind of oversight makes a real difference for me—particularly in an industry where trust and operational transparency are critical. I personally find that knowing a reputable regulator is involved helps me feel more secure about how my trades and client funds are handled, even though I always remain vigilant. Secondly, Tradition’s extensive track record and global reach are significant advantages. The firm has operated for 15 to 20 years, and that experience in multiple major markets, including Australia, Hong Kong, and beyond, signals both stability and a deep understanding of volatile conditions. In my view, a broker’s ability to navigate diverse markets over many years usually reflects a level of reliability and professionalism that newer outfits simply can’t match. Finally, the breadth of trading products available has been valuable for my own strategies. While Tradition doesn’t offer access to every asset class, I appreciate that it specializes in FX forwards, commodities, Japanese index derivatives, and non-deliverable forwards. In my practice, access to this specific range has allowed me to diversify according to macroeconomic trends rather than following retail fads. Still, I’d caution that anyone interested in stocks or crypto will need to look elsewhere, but for those genuinely focused on OTC derivatives, the platform aligns well with institutional and experienced traders’ priorities.