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Drawing on my experience as a forex trader, I approach every broker assessment with caution, particularly when regulatory status is in question. With Utsumiya, I find it extremely difficult to identify three clear benefits that would outweigh the serious concerns presented by their profile. The firm’s long history, being founded in 1949, does suggest some level of industry longevity which, for me, typically indicates stability and accumulated operational experience. However, I must stress that in the absence of a valid license—especially considering Utsumiya’s retail forex license from Japan’s FSA has been revoked—any perceived benefit is seriously undermined. Transparency is paramount, and Utsumiya’s lack of publicly available information on trading accounts, platforms, fees, or even their offered instruments is a major red flag for me. In my view, without clear and accessible details on such fundamentals, it is impossible to assess whether there are tangible advantages to trading with them today. While their long operational history might attract some traders seeking a Japanese broker, for me, the overwhelming regulatory and transparency issues negate any operational benefit. To summarize, I personally cannot, in good conscience, identify three reliable benefits to using Utsumiya, as their revoked regulatory status and lack of transparency elevate the risks to a level I would not accept for my own trading. I would urge others to exercise the utmost caution and prioritize brokers with active, reliable regulation and complete transparency.