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Based on my own experience assessing brokers, I always pay close attention to the specific products and services available, but especially to regulation status. When I investigated IFA, I found that their focus appears to be on financial intermediation within the Amman Stock Exchange, financial advisory services, and margin funding. As far as I could determine, I did not find clear offerings of retail trading instruments such as forex, global stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, or commodities that are typically available at mainstream international brokers. Instead, IFA’s services seem more aligned with facilitating local stock exchange access and providing client advisory support rather than direct multi-asset trading. The lack of transparency on instrument availability and the absence of details about a trading platform or minimum deposit, combined with IFA having no valid regulatory license, immediately raises many red flags for me. For any trader, especially those considering access to a broad range of instruments like forex or cryptocurrencies, it’s crucial to ensure both the legitimacy and the product scope are clear and regulated. In my cautious view, IFA’s offering appears to be limited and high-risk without guarantees regarding the safety of funds or breadth of tradable assets. I see little evidence that classic forex, commodities, or indices trading is supported here.