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In my experience trading with Yuanta, some aspects have been positive, but there are notable areas of concern, particularly when it comes to customer support and platform reliability. While Yuanta is regulated by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission—an important factor for building trust—the feedback from other users, as well as my own interactions, have prompted a cautious approach. I appreciate the range of markets and products offered and the convenience of multi-platform access via their proprietary eWinner and YSHK SP Trader interfaces. The trading tools appear generally robust, and I have not personally experienced significant downtime. However, my reservations stem from reports of difficulties with fund withdrawals and, at times, slow responsiveness from customer support. Several user reviews point to issues around the withdrawal process, specifically accounts being blocked or requests not being approved, which is a material concern for capital safety. When I reached out to their support, response times varied and resolution was not as prompt as I would have liked, especially during periods of market volatility. This can add stress and uncertainty to active trading. While stability has typically been adequate for me, the absence of a demo account makes it harder to thoroughly vet platform performance ahead of risking real funds. Overall, while Yuanta’s regulatory status and market coverage are reassuring, I remain cautious due to mixed withdrawal experiences and inconsistent support. As with any broker, I believe it’s essential to risk only what I can afford to lose and to closely monitor my account, especially when it comes to transaction processing and customer service responsiveness.