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Reflecting on my own research and the details I've seen about EXANTE, there are certain risks and drawbacks that stand out and that I would personally approach with caution. A primary concern for me is its regulatory backdrop: while EXANTE is authorized by CySEC in Cyprus, its previous FCA license in the UK has been revoked, and there are references to “suspicious clone” activities linked to other jurisdictions. This immediately raises questions about the overall stability and oversight of the firm, and for me, stable regulation is critical for trust. Another consideration is the significant minimum deposit—€10,000 for individuals—which is substantially higher than most competitors, and may not be practical for every trader. The €30 withdrawal fee is also higher than the industry average; I always prefer brokers with lower friction on accessing my own funds. Perhaps the most concerning issues are user reports of withdrawal difficulties and poor communication. As someone who prioritizes access and transparency, any delay or obstacle in withdrawing funds (especially when compounded by unresponsive support) is a serious red flag. User experiences highlighting missing funds, lack of timely updates, and unresolved complaints are all causes for concern. Even with some positive reviews regarding platform usability and instrument variety, these heavier risks mean I would only ever consider EXANTE after careful due diligence and never with funds I couldn’t afford to risk. Always, my approach is to put safety and clear regulatory standing above enticing features.