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As an experienced forex trader, I make it a priority to carefully analyze a broker’s leverage offerings alongside its regulatory situation and history. According to my review of Tifia, their highest leverage available on major forex pairs is up to 1:1000, which is unusually high by industry standards—especially when compared to more tightly regulated environments. For me, such high leverage always raises a red flag, as it significantly amplifies risk, both in terms of potential gains and exposures to losses. Tifia’s leverage structure appears to vary across account types and asset categories. For example, while forex pairs might offer leverage up to 1:1000, other assets like commodities or metals seem to be offered at the same maximum leverage on certain account types, but spreads and minimum deposits vary. The details for shares, indices, and similar markets are less clear, but from experience, such high leverage is uncommon, especially with reputable brokers. The most important consideration here, though, is not just the leverage itself, but the risk associated with Tifia’s regulatory status. With their Vanuatu license revoked and a record of severe withdrawal issues reported by many users, choosing high leverage through Tifia, in my view, compounds risk rather than presenting opportunity. I personally would urge anyone—beginner or advanced—to weigh the allure of high leverage very carefully against the significant operational and regulatory concerns this broker currently faces.