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From my experience navigating the forex broker landscape, I always prioritize brokers’ regulatory status before committing any funds. In the case of Numisma, I found that they claim to be regulated by several authorities, most notably the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom, under the status of European Authorized Representative (EEA). They also list regulatory ties to the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CYSEC). However, the context provided shows some serious complications—specifically, an “Exceeded” status on the CYSEC license and an unverified or suspicious listing for a German (BaFin) license. For me, true peace of mind comes not just from seeing names of regulators, but from the clarity and transparency of a broker’s operations. With Numisma, I was troubled by red flags including exposure reports of withdrawal issues and possible fraudulent practices from multiple users. In addition, there is a lack of transparency around trading platforms and account operability, which exacerbates my concern. In summary, although Numisma is nominally overseen by the FCA and CYSEC, I would approach these affiliations with caution given the warnings and evidence of regulatory complications. As a trader, I do not rely on regulatory claims alone—I need to see clear, verifiable proof and a history of transparent operations before I would feel comfortable.