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In my experience as a trader, I approach brokers with a high degree of caution, especially those that present mixed signals regarding trustworthiness and client safety. With FX Corp, there are some aspects that raise considerable concern for me. While it is true that FX Corp is regulated under ASIC in Australia and has been operational for about a decade, regulatory oversight alone does not guarantee a trouble-free trading environment. One major red flag, in my view, is the nature of recent complaints from users who allege being scammed—specifically, claims of withdrawal denial and manipulative practices. For me, the ability to deposit and withdraw funds without obstruction is absolutely foundational, and any broker with credible, unresolved complaints about these issues is simply too risky to ignore. There is also mention of high potential risk and a “suspicious scope of business,” which I find particularly troubling, especially when transparency about trading platforms and products is so limited. Moreover, the absence of clear information on trading platforms, account types, and key terms (such as leverage and minimum deposit) makes it difficult for me to make an informed decision. Personally, I would never proceed with a broker that does not publicly communicate these critical details, especially considering the potential for financial loss in this industry. For traders who prioritize capital preservation and platform stability, I believe extreme caution is warranted with FX Corp.