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From my assessment of Master Door FX, the highest leverage advertised for forex trading—specifically for major pairs—is 1:100. This leverage rate is consistently referenced in their account and product details. However, I have not found verifiable or detailed information about leverage options for other asset classes on their platform, which raises some concerns for me as a risk-conscious trader. In reputable brokers, leverage structures are often clearly differentiated between asset classes because of their varying liquidity and volatility characteristics, and this transparency helps traders make informed decisions about their risk exposure. A 1:100 leverage means I could potentially control a position a hundred times larger than my margin deposit. While this is a typical offering for forex and can provide flexibility for those with robust risk management, it can also substantially amplify losses. It's crucial for me, especially in the absence of regulatory oversight—as is the case with Master Door FX—to approach such leverage with extra caution. I am particularly wary because the broker is flagged for suspicious regulatory status and has no confirmed oversight. The lack of specifics about leverage for non-forex assets, combined with overall unclear disclosures, makes me even more cautious and reluctant to trust the broker with significant funds or complex strategies. For my own trading, I would demand far greater transparency and security before considering such levels of leverage, especially outside of well-regulated environments.