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As an independent forex and futures trader who prioritizes both regulation and transparency, I have carefully evaluated CAPITAL based on my own standards for trust and risk management. One clear advantage is CAPITAL’s long-standing history in Hong Kong, operating for over twenty years. In my view, such longevity—combined with their regulation under the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) of Hong Kong—adds a layer of legitimacy. Regulation by a reputable authority is critical for me, especially in markets where regulatory frameworks help enforce client fund protection and operational standards. Another notable strength for investors focusing on diversified products is their offering of securities, futures, options, and funds. For stock and futures traders, this selection can be useful, though it’s important to note that CAPITAL does not offer forex, commodities, indices, or crypto products. This limitation may not suit those, like myself, who seek broad multi-asset exposure. On the downside, I find CAPITAL’s transparency lacking in vital areas—specifically, the absence of details regarding trading platforms, account features, and fee structures. As someone who evaluates brokers based on complete access to such information before opening an account, these omissions raise concerns for me. Limited deposit and withdrawal methods—relying mainly on bank transfers and checks—might also restrict flexibility for global clients. While regulated, with a long record and a clear specialization in certain trading products, the gaps in transparency and narrow product range mean I approach CAPITAL cautiously and recommend potential clients conduct thorough due diligence before committing any funds.