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From my thorough review, Patria Finance does not offer forex trading at all—let alone specify maximum leverage for major currency pairs. For me as a trader, the absence of forex instruments is a significant limitation, especially if leverage is a core part of your strategy. Instead, their available markets are stocks, funds, ETFs, commodities, derivatives, and bonds. When I tried to find information on leverage across these asset types, there was no publicly listed figure or clear schedule. The broker provides access to multiple platforms like WebTrader, MobileTrader, and Indigo, and while that’s positive for accessibility, the lack of transparent leverage terms is a concern for me. In regulated environments, leverage limits are usually well documented due to investor protection requirements. With Patria Finance lacking any valid regulatory license, as cited in their broker profile, the lack of transparency surrounding leverage heightens my caution. I expect clear disclosures on such a critical risk factor, and as far as my experience goes, I would not engage a broker without verifiable details on leverage, especially when there’s also no regulation in place. This approach reduces the risk of unexpected losses or operational disputes. For traders who need robust leverage offerings, I strongly recommend considering properly regulated brokers who make such details fully explicit.