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Speaking from my perspective as a long-time trader, RKFS presents a mixed picture in terms of advantages and disadvantages. One aspect that stands out is the wide variety of products offered by RKFS, including securities, mutual funds, ETFs, currencies, stocks, options, and even insurance and consulting services. The availability of both demat and global integrated accounts, coupled with zero commission fees, can offer some flexibility and potentially lower costs when entering the market. Additionally, their customer support infrastructure appears comprehensive, with 24/7 live support and multiple channels of communication, which can be reassuring for anyone needing assistance at different hours. However, these benefits must be weighed against significant drawbacks. The most critical for me is the complete lack of valid regulation. RKFS is unregulated, meaning there are no stringent external protections or oversight mechanisms in place. This absence of regulation dramatically increases the potential risk, as client funds and fair trading practices aren't subject to third-party scrutiny. There are also warning signs like a suspicious regulatory license and scope of business, both of which should not be ignored. User feedback is sharply divided; while one review applauded the trading environment, another claimed issues with fund withdrawals and market manipulation. For me, such negative signals—and especially the regulatory concerns—outweigh the convenience and features, making trading with RKFS a high-risk decision that I cannot recommend without strong personal caution.