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Sagot

Having spent years in the forex markets, I always start by scrutinizing a broker's regulatory standing and real user experiences before considering them for my own trading. With Numisma, what immediately stands out is a complex picture regarding regulation and reputation. While Numisma claims regulatory oversight in both the UK (FCA) and Cyprus (CySEC), there are serious concerns: WikiFX notes “suspicious scope of business,” “suspicious overrun,” and, most alarmingly, a “high potential risk.” Looking deeper, I pay close attention to the stream of negative user reviews reporting persistent issues with fund withdrawals, allegations of fraud, and accounts being frozen. There are several reports of traders being unable to access their capital, with some having to resort to contacting the authorities. From my professional perspective, the inability to withdraw is a fundamental red flag; reliable brokers prioritize transparent, efficient deposits and withdrawals, which is non-negotiable for safety. Furthermore, a lack of clarity on core details like trading platforms, account types, and fee structures gives me pause. In my experience, trustworthy brokers are highly transparent on such specifics because it fosters trader confidence and understanding. Ultimately, I simply cannot ignore this combination of regulatory ambiguities, repeated withdrawal complaints, and lack of critical information. For me, these are dealbreakers. I cannot recommend Numisma as a secure or reliable trading partner and urge any trader to approach with extreme caution.