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From my perspective as an experienced trader, there are several major drawbacks and risks with HUNGSING that raise serious concerns for me. The most striking issue is their regulatory status: both their securities dealing and futures contracts licenses in Hong Kong have either been exceeded or outright revoked by the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC). For any firm handling client funds and offering trading services, up-to-date regulation is essential—lapsed or revoked licenses leave traders exposed to elevated risks without meaningful protection or oversight. When regulation is no longer valid, any assurances of fair dealing, recourse for grievances, or transparent operations become deeply questionable. For me, the lack of a demo account is another problem. I rely on demo accounts to evaluate new platforms and conditions before committing real money. With HUNGSING, this isn’t an option, denying me the opportunity to test their systems for reliability and usability. There’s limited transparency around trading accounts and fee structures, making it hard to assess the true cost of trading or to compare fairly with other brokers. The only existing user review I found alleges difficulties with withdrawals and even accuses the platform of fraudulent practices. While one complaint doesn't prove a pattern, it’s enough—especially in the absence of strong regulation—to make me extremely cautious. Overall, the combination of revoked and exceeded licenses, lack of transparent information, and user warnings would lead me to exercise a high degree of caution and prefer regulated alternatives when trading.