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When looking at HUNGSING as a broker from my perspective as a seasoned trader, I find myself approaching with significant caution, especially regarding its trading instruments and fee structure. On the surface, HUNGSING advertises a range of financial services such as debt financing, asset management, investment products, and IPO subscriptions, rather than focusing specifically on conventional forex or CFD offerings. This level of diversification could, in theory, be beneficial for traders seeking broader financial exposure. However, in my experience, true value for traders depends not just on the number of products but on transparency about the instruments available and how much it costs to trade them. Crucially, I could not find concrete or detailed information provided about account types, specific tradable assets, or the fee structure. The absence of a demo account also concerns me, as this limits my ability to test the environment or understand the real trading conditions without a financial commitment. More importantly, HUNGSING’s regulatory licenses present substantial red flags: the dealing in futures contracts license is revoked and the securities dealing license is exceeded, raising fundamental questions about client safety and business oversight. This, combined with the presence of user allegations related to withdrawal issues, makes me very wary. Given these points, while HUNGSING may offer diverse services in principle, the lack of clarity on fee structure and details about available trading instruments undermines its advantages for me. For any trader who, like myself, prioritizes clearly regulated environments, transparent trading conditions, and robust client protection, I find it difficult to recommend HUNGSING as a trustworthy or strategic choice at this time.