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Having explored nabtrade myself, I believe there are serious considerations any trader should bear in mind before using their platform. For me, the most pressing issue is that nabtrade operates without valid regulatory oversight. As an experienced trader, I know that regulation—especially by a credible body like ASIC in Australia—is fundamental to protecting client funds, ensuring fair dealing, and providing some recourse if anything goes wrong. The absence of this is a significant red flag; it means users have much lower assurance that their investments are secure or that disputes will be handled fairly. Additionally, nabtrade has a relatively short operating history, being in business for only two to five years. In my experience, longevity often signals both stability and a proven track record, while younger firms carry more uncertainty about how they handle volatile markets or provide ongoing client support. Another consideration is the platform’s risk indices, especially the fact that both its Regulatory Index and Risk Management Index are effectively zero. For me, a broker's risk management protocols—and their transparency—offer confidence that the broker can handle operational or market disruptions. Without these, I feel exposed to even routine operational issues. Moreover, there is public information indicating past penalties for unconscionable conduct in Australia, which adds to my doubts about the company's business practices. In summary, the lack of regulation, limited operational history, and weak risk scores lead me to take a cautious stance toward nabtrade, preferring platforms where safety of funds and regulatory compliance are more robustly established.