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Having spent years navigating the forex landscape, I have learned to approach brokers like Star Store with heightened caution, especially when key warning signs are present. Upon reviewing their current status, I noted that Star Store has been operating for 5-10 years and is registered in Japan. However, the absence of any credible regulatory oversight—as clearly noted by the lack of valid regulatory information and a score of 0.00 for their Regulatory Index—raises immediate red flags for me as a trader concerned about security and transparency. Furthermore, the platform is flagged for having a suspicious regulatory license, a suspicious business scope, and an overall high potential for risk. In my experience, such indicators suggest that the broker is not subject to the types of checks and balances expected in legitimate, regulated firms. This lack of supervision often increases the vulnerability of client funds and limits any recourse in the event of disputes or irregularities. The total risk management score is also at zero, indicating a fundamental weakness in safeguarding client interests. While Star Store’s business longevity might seem reassuring at a glance, the overwhelming lack of oversight and security features outweigh any possible benefits for me. Given these issues, I would personally avoid entrusting my capital to Star Store, opting instead for brokers with strong regulatory standing and transparent practices. Caution, in my view, is warranted whenever a broker cannot demonstrate robust, verifiable regulation.