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As an experienced forex trader, I always prioritize regulation when selecting brokers because regulatory oversight is intended to hold firms accountable and safeguard client funds. With IFA, I have significant concerns in this regard. According to my research, IFA currently operates without any valid regulatory status, despite having operated for several years and offering various financial services, including financial intermediation and advisory services in the Amman Stock Exchange. For me, trading with an unregulated broker means there is no recognized authority actively monitoring their activities, auditing their books, or enforcing client protection measures such as segregated accounts or compensation schemes. This absence of oversight exposes clients to heightened risks—there's little recourse should any issues related to transparency, fund security, or dispute resolution arise. Regulatory bodies are established to implement standards that increase trust and protect investors, which is why I personally do not feel comfortable entrusting funds to a firm that lacks these safeguards. In summary, the lack of regulation at IFA does not safeguard my money; rather, it increases the risk to my capital. As someone who values the stability and integrity provided by licensed brokers, I cannot overlook the high potential risks and ambiguous business practices associated with an unregulated entity like IFA.