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In my experience as a forex trader, having transparent access to a broker’s fee structure—including commissions, spreads, and all trading-related costs—is paramount when assessing overall suitability and risk. When I researched NORDEA, I found that detailed information regarding their fee structure is notably absent from public disclosures. This lack of clarity raises immediate red flags for me, especially given that, according to the available context, NORDEA is not regulated by any recognized financial authority. In such cases, the risk to my capital is heightened since there’s no regulatory oversight to enforce strict standards around client disclosures, pricing transparency, or dispute resolution. In practice, when a broker does not clearly explain their commissions, spreads, and other possible hidden costs (such as withdrawal fees or currency conversion charges), I cannot effectively calculate my real trading expenses or manage risk in my portfolio. NORDEA’s absence of explicit data on these vital factors—combined with unregulated status—prevents me from confidently evaluating their competitiveness or fairness compared to other established brokers that offer transparent pricing. Given these uncertainties, I personally would exercise significant caution before considering trading with NORDEA. For me, the inability to verify costs in advance, along with a lack of regulation, makes it difficult to justify entrusting them with any substantial funds, regardless of their operational history or range of services.