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Based on my scrutiny of the available background on Eddid Financial, I have not found clear or explicit details about the maximum leverage offered for major forex pairs or how this leverage might differ for other asset classes. This absence of leverage information stands out significantly for me, especially as someone who is keenly aware of both the risk and opportunity that appropriate leverage presents in trading. Typically, regulated brokers that deal with leveraged foreign exchange and futures provide precise leverage caps due to regulatory requirements—especially in a jurisdiction like Hong Kong under the SFC, which tends to enforce conservative standards to protect retail investors. The fact that Eddid Financial operates under an SFC license reassures me somewhat about regulatory oversight, but the lack of publicly disclosed leverage ratios causes hesitation, as transparency in this area is foundational for assessing risk. Furthermore, the platform promotes multiple asset classes—ranging from forex and stocks to futures and funds—but without leverage disclosures, it becomes impossible for me to compare how gearing might differ across these markets. In my experience, credible brokers usually list leverage for each asset (for example, higher leverage for forex, lower for stocks or funds) so traders can plan accordingly. In summary, I would approach trading with Eddid Financial very cautiously until I receive official, written clarification from the broker about their margin and leverage policies across asset types. For my own portfolio and risk management practices, having this information upfront is absolutely essential.