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Drawing from my own experience as a trader, I approach brokers like China Galaxy with careful scrutiny, and I think anyone considering them needs to weigh the pros and cons with caution. On the positive side, China Galaxy is regulated by the SFC in Hong Kong and has been in operation for over a decade. This level of oversight provides a degree of comfort, at least from a compliance and longevity standpoint. Their offering covers a broad spectrum of financial services, not just futures, but also securities, bonds, mutual funds, and structured products, with various account types and several proprietary trading platforms, which could cater to a diverse range of professional needs. However, despite their apparent regulatory status, my research found some critical drawbacks that would give me pause as a serious investor. Most glaringly, China Galaxy does not offer forex, precious metals, or commodities trading—key classes that personally matter to me as a forex trader. The absence of MT4 or MT5 support also limits platform flexibility. What is more concerning is the series of withdrawal-related complaints reported by multiple users. Delays, unprocessed withdrawals, and poor customer explanations point to potential operational and financial risks. Even though regulation exists, such disputes, if persistent, raise red flags about transparency and the overall reliability of the broker. For me, while regulation is necessary, it doesn't outweigh users’ real difficulties in accessing their funds. I would urge anyone considering China Galaxy to proceed with heightened caution, verify all official channels, and perhaps start with small transactions before committing substantial funds.