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Having traded across various brokers over the years, GF Futures stands out for its focused offering on futures products. My own review process emphasizes regulatory clarity and transparency about products, and GF Futures does check some important boxes here. The main advantage I’ve noticed is that the firm is fully licensed—the CFFEX in China and the SFC in Hong Kong both regulate the company. This gives me more confidence than I’d usually have trading in this region, especially since the futures space there can be fraught with lesser-regulated entities. When it comes to tradable instruments, GF Futures specializes in a breadth of futures contracts, covering both domestic and overseas exchanges. They also allow access to specialized products, such as futures options for Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors (QFII/RQFII) and Wholly Foreign Owned Enterprises (WOFEs). For me, this range supports both diversified strategies and some institutional edge. However, there isn’t any clear mention of forex, CFDs, or other asset classes—GF’s niche is clearly futures. The one significant gap I’d highlight is fee transparency. Unlike other brokers I’ve evaluated, GF Futures doesn’t openly publish their fee structure, spreads, or minimum deposit requirements on official channels. As a cautious trader, this lack of clarity means I would balance the strong regulatory status against the need to directly confirm all cost details with their support before getting involved. In summary, the strong regulatory framework and futures specialization are clear pros, but I strongly recommend personally verifying the fee structure before committing any funds.