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In my experience evaluating forex and futures brokers, PG BERJANGKA presents itself as a regulated Indonesian provider, but its trading instrument range is very limited—strictly focused on futures only, with no forex, commodities, indices, or other popular products available. This exclusivity may appeal to some, but for me, it significantly restricts my ability to diversify my trading strategies or adapt to evolving market conditions, which is usually important for risk management. Another notable aspect is its use of a proprietary mobile app rather than established platforms like MT4 or MT5. While bespoke apps sometimes offer localized functionality, they often lack the advanced tools and widespread community support traders like me typically rely on for effective analysis and execution. This, combined with the absence of even a demo account, means I can’t test strategies or get a feel for their platform without committing real funds, which I consider a considerable drawback. The lack of transparent information regarding fees, deposits, and withdrawals is another concern. Not knowing the exact costs or potential hidden charges is, in my view, a significant risk. In general, clear and upfront fee structures help me plan and manage my trading capital more effectively and avoid unwelcome surprises. Because PG BERJANGKA doesn’t disclose these details, I would be particularly cautious and only proceed after obtaining definitive information directly from customer service. Caution and transparency are, for me, essential values—especially when trading in a narrowly focused environment like this.