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In my experience as a forex trader who pays very close attention to regulatory reliability, Metaverse Securities presents a mixed picture. On the one hand, the company is based in Hong Kong and holds an SFC license, which initially signaled a level of legitimacy for me. However, upon closer inspection, I noticed that their regulatory license related to securities dealing has already expired, and there are noted warnings about the firm exceeding its permitted scope of business. This immediately raised a caution flag for me since proper and current regulation is critical in protecting client funds and ensuring operational transparency. While the range of tradable products—spanning forex, stocks, ETFs, and REITs—is impressive, the lack of access to advanced trading platforms like MT5, and the restriction to more basic platforms, makes them less attractive for experienced traders like myself who rely on robust analytics and order types. I did see that most everyday services are free, but fees for inactive accounts could be an unwelcome surprise for less active clients. I also note a generally positive user review about smooth trading and attentive customer service, though there was mention of slower-than-expected withdrawal times. Still, given the regulatory concerns and medium risk assessment, I personally would adopt a cautious stance. For those considering Metaverse Securities, I would strongly recommend verifying the regulatory status regularly and being fully aware of the limitations and risks before making any financial commitments.