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Sagot

As an experienced trader, I always place a premium on security and transparency when selecting a broker. Unfortunately, with Zinvest, my ability to analyze leverage offerings for major forex pairs or other asset classes is fundamentally limited. Their official website is currently inaccessible, which not only prevents me from confirming vital details such as available leverage, but also raises substantial concerns about the broker’s overall reliability and operational transparency. From what I could gather, Zinvest is regulated by Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) and primarily deals in futures contracts rather than spot forex or crypto. This typically means leverage parameters—if offered—would be defined under Hong Kong’s regulatory framework, which is often more conservative than offshore jurisdictions. However, because there is no explicit information provided regarding maximum leverage for forex trading, or how it compares with leverage for other assets such as futures or cryptocurrencies, I cannot responsibly speculate or assume these crucial figures. Moreover, reports of unresponsive customer service and lack of transaction transparency further erode my trust. For me, not being able to verify leverage details—combined with documented support issues—signals a medium-risk environment, and I would caution any trader to avoid making decisions in the absence of clear, authoritative information. This is a non-negotiable standard for trading my own funds safely.