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Based on my review of India Advantage, I was unable to find any clear or official information about the maximum leverage offered for major forex pairs, or for other asset classes like commodities or equities. For me, this lack of transparency is a concern and something I pay very close attention to as a trader, particularly given the high risks that leverage can introduce. It’s worth pointing out that India Advantage is explicitly listed as unregulated and is flagged with terms like “Suspicious Regulatory License” and “High potential risk.” In my experience, brokers that do not clearly state their leverage policies — especially those that operate without oversight — make precise risk management very difficult. Further, I noticed that India Advantage supports trading in equities, derivatives, currencies, and commodities, but there is no mention of access to indices, stocks, crypto, bonds, or options, nor is there any information about account types or demo accounts that would let me safely test their services. For me, this is another signal to proceed with extreme caution. Without regulatory backing or transparent details, especially regarding something as fundamental as leverage, I find it hard to have confidence in risk controls or execution quality. My advice for anyone considering trading with India Advantage would be to carefully weigh these lack-of-disclosure issues, as genuine transparency is non-negotiable for safeguarding funds and managing leverage exposure responsibly.