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Having personally evaluated Metaverse Securities, I approach this broker with both interest and significant caution. On the positive side, I found that they are based in Hong Kong and are subject to SFC regulation, which generally implies a certain level of oversight. Their selection of more than 30,000 instruments—including forex, stocks, mutual funds, ETFs, and REITs—stood out to me as particularly comprehensive, and the lack of basic deposit or withdrawal fees is a benefit for cost-conscious traders. For someone who prefers platforms like MetaStock or is just starting out, their software offerings and customer service seemed convenient enough in my experience. However, deeper scrutiny reveals some notable risks. Critically, the regulatory license associated with dealing in securities (AAW177) has expired, and I discovered that the firm has received warnings regarding business activities exceeding their SFC-regulated scope. This raised concerns for me over the long-term stability and compliance of the broker. I also found their platform support rather limiting if you trade with advanced needs—there’s no MetaTrader 5, which is a drawback for more sophisticated strategies. Finally, their withdrawal processes aren’t the fastest and the limited payment options may frustrate some users. Considering these factors, while Metaverse Securities may offer variety and a regulated background, I exercise restraint and recommend thorough due diligence before committing significant capital.