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As an experienced forex trader, I pay close attention to how account offerings at any broker align with industry standards and my own needs for transparency and control. In the case of Fortex, my experience evaluating their services is quite different from the usual comparison of retail account types. Fortex positions itself primarily as a technology provider, offering platform infrastructure and institutional trading solutions rather than the more familiar retail account tiers like Standard, ECN, or VIP. From what I can determine, Fortex’s focus is on connectivity tools such as the MT4/5 Bridge, ECN platforms, algo-trading interfaces, and low-latency cloud services. These products seem to be tailored more toward liquidity providers, broker-dealers, and money managers than to the average retail trader opening and funding an individual trading account. I am not seeing clear distinctions between retail account types or published details regarding minimum deposits, leverage, or account-specific benefits that I typically evaluate when selecting a broker. More important for me, however, is Fortex’s complete lack of valid regulatory oversight. This presents a major red flag, no matter what technology or execution features they boast. Without regulatory protection, user funds and rights may not be adequately safeguarded, which for me outweighs the technical advantages they might offer. In summary, while Fortex appears to provide sophisticated trading technologies, there is insufficient transparency regarding account structures, and the absence of regulation leads me to exercise extreme caution. I would not entrust funds or trading activity to any provider under these circumstances.