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As an independent and experienced forex trader, my assessment of Robinhood as a trading platform is distinctly cautious. Based on the information available, I am concerned first and foremost by Robinhood’s complete lack of regulatory oversight. For traders — especially those of us who value capital safety and recourse — regulation from reputable agencies isn’t just a formality. It’s fundamental protection against abusive practices or the risk of losing funds without recourse. Unregulated platforms such as Robinhood present elevated risks, and this is reflected in the multiple user reports that explicitly highlight difficulties with withdrawals and, more troublingly, requests for additional deposits under the guise of “anti-money laundering” requirements. From my years in the industry, I can say with certainty that legitimate, regulated brokers do not demand unexpected deposits for withdrawals. While Robinhood’s interface is described as user-friendly, and the absence of commissions might look appealing to beginners, these features cannot compensate for potential security or withdrawal risks. Additionally, the lack of robust educational content and the unavailability of industry-standard trading platforms like MT4 or MT5 further limit its suitability for anyone serious about trading. Taken together, these are red flags for me and I would not personally entrust my own funds to such a platform. In my view, traders are better served by brokers that can demonstrate both a strong regulatory background and a consistent history of honoring client withdrawals, ensuring long-term trust and transparency.