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Speaking from my perspective as an experienced trader, EXANTE presents both notable advantages and meaningful disadvantages that demand serious consideration. On the plus side, the broker is regulated by CySEC in Cyprus, and its platform gives access to an exceptionally broad range of instruments—over one million, spanning currencies, equities, bonds, futures, and more. For traders who value diversification or wish to access global markets, this is a distinct benefit. The trading interface is also quite robust and, once you get past the initial learning curve, it offers solid analytical tools and efficient navigation, something I always look for in a professional environment. I also appreciate spreads starting from 0.3 pips, which can be beneficial for active strategies. Nevertheless, I have substantial reservations, especially after reviewing reports and the current business context. The required minimum deposit of €10,000 for individuals is a significant barrier and likely out of reach for many. More concerning are the serious complaints from users who faced major withdrawal delays—even months—or issues accessing funds and customer support. Regulatory warnings and the revocation of its FCA license in the UK introduce further risk. As a trader, I cannot overlook these red flags; they underscore the importance of caution and thorough due diligence before committing significant funds. For me, the platform’s technical strengths cannot counterbalance unresolved client fund issues or regulatory doubts.