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Sagot

As an independent forex trader, my assessment of Tiger Markets (test) is shaped by both the platform’s regulatory background and the patterns I’ve noticed in user feedback. Although Tiger Markets (test) appears to be regulated in Cyprus and operates with an STP model—a structure I generally favor for its promise of more transparent pricing—I remain cautious for a few reasons. Most notably, I noticed repeated complaints regarding withdrawal difficulties and inability to close profitable positions, with several users alleging ineffective communication from customer support when problems arose. In my experience, persistent withdrawal issues and delayed position closures are red flags that can undermine a trader’s confidence, regardless of the broker’s official licensing. To me, technical reliability and timely fund access are fundamental; when traders experience technical failures or cannot access profits, it poses substantial risk to their capital. The presence of some positive or neutral reviews does not fully offset the concerns raised by these negative experiences, especially given that forex trading platforms are part of the YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) category, where safeguarding security is critical. Therefore, based on what I’ve seen and prioritizing the safety of funds, I would advise approaching Tiger Markets (test) with caution and performing further due diligence before committing significant capital.