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Based on my thorough analysis of ZHONGYANG, I couldn't identify explicit details about the maximum leverage they provide for major forex pairs. As someone who has navigated a variety of platforms, I am particularly cautious when encountering brokers that do not make their leverage offerings transparent. For ZHONGYANG, their focus appears to be more on securities and futures contracts—covering exchanges like the HKEX, NYSE, and NASDAQ—rather than mainstream forex trading. The available fee structure covers equities and futures, but crucial parameters unique to forex, such as maximum available leverage, minimum lot sizes, or margin requirements, remain unspecified. From experience, when a broker omits such critical information, especially for leveraged instruments, it raises a red flag for me. In regulated environments, leverage for forex and other derivatives is usually clearly listed due to its significance for risk control and compliance. Additionally, ZHONGYANG’s regulatory status is concerning: their SFC licenses are flagged as exceeded or suspicious clones, adding another layer of risk from my perspective. Given this lack of clarity and the surrounding regulatory uncertainties, I always interpret the absence of leverage transparency as a possible indication either of very conservative (low) leverage—or, alternatively, operational or licensing gaps that prevent the broker from publicly stating such terms. This makes comparison with other brokers, which clearly disclose leverage across asset classes, particularly difficult and, in my view, calls for heightened caution from potential clients.