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From my experience and careful review of Al Dar, I must note that this broker is not regulated by any financial authority. This is a serious consideration for me as a trader, because when a broker operates without regulatory oversight, there is a significantly higher level of risk involved. In my own approach, I always prioritize transparency and the security of my funds, which independent supervision typically helps support. The absence of a recognized license means that Al Dar is not subject to the same rigorous standards—such as fund segregation, regular audits, or dispute resolution processes—that are expected from regulated brokers. In practical terms, this puts my capital at potential risk should any operational or financial issues arise on the broker’s side. Over the years, I have observed that while some unregulated brokers claim various services and platforms, the lack of third-party accountability makes it much harder to trust their reliability or fairness. Because of this, I exercise extreme caution and do not recommend trading with brokers that lack clear, verifiable regulation. For me, financial safety and legal recourse outweigh any convenience or features an unregulated provider might offer.