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Based on my careful review of the available details about ARGUS, I was unable to find any explicit information on the maximum leverage they offer for major forex pairs or how this might differ for other asset classes. As an independent trader, I know leverage is a critical factor that directly affects both risk and opportunity. Without transparent, precise figures on maximum leverage, it's impossible for me to assess position sizing or margin requirements effectively, which I consider essential to responsible trading. What I did learn is that ARGUS operates under Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CYSEC) regulation, suggesting that any leverage they provide should comply with EU regulations—typically a maximum of 1:30 for retail clients on major forex pairs. However, without direct confirmation from the broker, I cannot make assumptions about their actual terms. Similarly, for other asset classes (such as stocks, indices, or commodities), standard practice in the EU would mean significantly lower leverage limits, but again, I have no way to verify specifics for ARGUS. For me, this lack of clear disclosure is concerning, particularly given the range of negative exposures and withdrawal complaints reported by previous users. If I were considering ARGUS, I would insist on receiving explicit, up-to-date leverage schedules—preferably documented in their terms—or I would approach with increased caution. In my experience, clear communication of margin and leverage policies is a hallmark of a trustworthy broker, and without it, I hesitate to commit funds or recommend their services.