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As someone with years of firsthand experience navigating a variety of brokers, I approach any firm’s account offerings with careful scrutiny, especially when regulatory clarity is lacking. After reviewing SCB in depth, I found no evidence that SCB currently provides differentiated account types for traders, such as standard, ECN, or professional accounts that one might expect from a typical forex broker. In fact, SCB’s business model appears to focus primarily on environmental markets, carbon-neutral products, and sustainability consulting, rather than retail forex or investment trading. This is an important distinction. Unlike brokers that separate clients by trading needs—offering varied leverage, spreads, or minimum deposit requirements—SCB does not advertise or support general investment or forex account options. Instead, their emphasis is on eco-commodities and carbon offsets, which is a very different landscape from traditional brokerages offering accessible trading accounts. For me, the absence of clear account structures and the current lack of current, valid regulatory licenses raises serious caution. In forex trading and investment, knowing the precise terms, protections, and operational standards tied to each account type is essential. Without that transparency from SCB, and given the high-risk warnings and license revocations, I prefer to avoid making any assumptions about account safety or suitability. Those seeking familiar account options and security for their funds should proceed with extreme caution or consider more established, properly regulated brokers.