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As an independent trader, I always prioritize safety, transparency, and regulatory oversight when selecting a broker. In my experience, TradeSmart raises significant red flags that make me very cautious about considering them for my own trading needs. Most importantly, TradeSmart is currently unregulated and carries what is described as a "suspicious regulatory license." This means there is no government or recognized financial authority providing oversight to safeguard client interests, fund security, or fair trading practices. For me, the absence of legitimate regulation is a fundamental risk; it means there’s little recourse available if an issue were to arise with withdrawals, disputes, or operational problems. TradeSmart does offer a wide range of trading instruments and proprietary platforms, and their account structure attempts to suit both smaller and larger traders. However, I’ve noticed there’s limited transparency regarding their fee structure, deposit and withdrawal policies, and nothing readily available that clarifies how client funds are protected. My own due diligence process requires clear information and accountability, especially given that I’m entrusting significant sums of money. Additionally, I noted a concerning user report of being unable to withdraw funds, which reinforces my scepticism. Understanding these factors, I personally would not feel confident trading with TradeSmart. In my view, prioritizing regulatory compliance and proven reliability is vital to preserving both capital and peace of mind. I would advise a conservative approach and to look for brokers with robust regulatory backing before making any commitment.