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Speaking as an independent forex trader who prioritizes due diligence, I have taken a careful look at Nittan Capital Group based on the most relevant data available. The company is headquartered in Tokyo and has been operating for 5-10 years, which helps establish a certain level of credibility. What stands out is its regulation under the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) in South Korea, with Nittan Capital Money Brokerage (Korea) Limited being the licensed entity. Regulation is always an essential check for me—however, the lack of a publicly released license number makes it difficult for me to independently verify the specifics of their regulatory status. My general approach is to be extra cautious when documentation or transparency falls short of industry best practices. As for its business, Nittan Capital Group focuses on interbank forex, money markets, and derivatives like interest rate swaps. This aligns more closely with institutional or professional trading, rather than retail trading. I notice that WikiFX assigns the firm a medium risk level and flags a "suspicious scope of business." From years of experience, this kind of warning cannot be ignored—even with regulation present—especially given an unclear fee structure and the absence of information on some operational details. In summary, while I acknowledge Nittan Capital Group’s established history and regulatory oversight, for me, the uncertainty around documentation and some risk indicators means I would approach this broker conservatively and would recommend others do the same, especially for those without extensive institutional experience.