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Sagot

Through my own due diligence as a trader looking into Zora, I wasn’t able to find substantive or transparent details about their commission structures or spreads. This lack of available information on fees immediately raised a red flag for me. In the forex industry, reputable brokers are typically upfront about trading costs—whether fixed or variable spreads, and any additional commissions—because these factors have a direct impact on trading profitability and risk management. With Zora, not only was the fee information absent, but the overall platform transparency was also lacking, which I find particularly concerning. Additionally, Zora carries a suspicious regulatory license and has been flagged as high-risk with no valid regulatory oversight. Combined with at least one user report citing unresponsive customer service and issues with withdrawal requests, the risks extend far beyond merely opaque fee structures. In my view, trading with a broker where commissions and spreads are unclear—and where regulatory legitimacy is in question—introduces unnecessary dangers. As someone who values security, fairness, and clarity in fee disclosures, I could not find the confidence to proceed with Zora, and I urge anyone else to exercise extreme caution and thoroughly verify these crucial details directly before considering any financial commitment.