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From my direct review of E-Global, I found one of the more significant obstacles is the lack of transparent and readily available information about its leverage offerings—especially when it comes to major forex pairs or other asset classes. After digging through the materials and user feedback, I could not find any official, verifiable leverage ratios specified for currencies or alternative instrument types. For me, this absence makes it particularly challenging to assess and compare E-Global’s risk profile with that of other brokers, especially those that are regulated and provide clear, public breakdowns of their leverage structure. Based on my experience as a trader, transparent leverage information matters because it’s foundational to risk management and proper capital allocation. When a broker does not specify the maximum available leverage, it raises a red flag regarding their operational transparency and reliability. Furthermore, in today’s trading environment, reputable brokers almost always publish these details, adjusting them by regulatory requirements and the underlying asset’s risk. E-Global’s opacity on this point is further complicated by its questionable regulatory status and reports of withdrawal issues, both of which, in my opinion, justify heightened caution. With such uncertainty, I personally would not be comfortable trading significant funds—or any at all—on this platform until detailed leverage policies and stronger regulatory assurances are provided. Without clarity on leverage, proper risk evaluation just isn’t possible.