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Yes, Purple Trading is regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CYSEC) under license number 271/15. As a trader, I believe the CYSEC regulation is important because it ensures the broker follows stringent legal standards and offers protection for clients. In my experience, brokers regulated by authorities like CYSEC tend to operate with higher levels of transparency and integrity. For me, this brings a sense of security, knowing that the broker is legally bound to comply with financial regulations, safeguarding client funds. CYSEC's regulations require brokers to keep clients' funds in segregated accounts, which adds an additional layer of protection in case the broker faces financial difficulties. However, one thing I’d point out is that CYSEC-regulated brokers like Purple Trading are only available to clients within the European Economic Area (EEA), which means clients outside the EEA cannot access the platform. For me, as someone based in the EEA, this is not an issue, but for international traders, it’s something to consider. While CYSEC's regulations are strong, I do wonder how they compare to other top-tier regulatory bodies like the UK’s FCA or the US SEC. Nonetheless, overall, I do consider Purple Trading a safe and reliable broker, especially for European clients.