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As an independent trader with years of experience, regulatory status has always been a cornerstone of my broker selection process, as it directly impacts the safety of funds and avenues for recourse. In the case of InverForx, my research shows that this broker operates completely unregulated; there is no oversight from any recognized financial authority. For me, this absence of supervision is a significant red flag. When a broker is regulated, I know there are third-party protections in place—such as segregation of client funds, regular audits, and adherence to standards designed to prevent malfeasance or mismanagement. Simply put, regulation provides a structured layer of consumer protection, and its absence leaves investors exposed to high risk and very limited remedies in case of disputes or loss. InverForx claims features such as legal support for invested capital, but without an external authority to enforce these promises, I find such claims extremely precarious. The lack of transparency about where and how funds are held only compounds my concern. While they do offer educational resources and a selection of market instruments, none of this compensates for the core issue: a lack of regulatory oversight means my capital would not be protected by regulatory safeguards. Personally, I would never risk my funds with any broker that does not operate under clear, verifiable regulation, as the risks—especially for retail traders—are simply too great.