NSFX

Yes, NSFX is regulated by the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA). However, its FCA regulation has been revoked. This means it is only regulated in Malta, which provides some level of investor protection but lacks the additional oversight that the FCA previously offered. Personally, I feel that being regulated by MFSA offers some level of security, but the revoked FCA license raises concerns, especially if you're based in the UK. For me, this makes the broker slightly riskier to trade with. If you're looking for more details, I recommend checking out the NSFX review for further insights.

Withdrawal times depend on the payment method. For Wire Transfers, it can take between 2-3 business days, while Skrill and Neteller are quicker, usually within 1 business day. I’d prefer faster methods, so I’d likely use Skrill or Neteller, but I'd have to factor in the 2.9% fee for withdrawals. For more details, check the NSFX trading page for accurate withdrawal times.

NSFX offers its own platform, NSFX JForex, which works across PC, Mac, iPhone, and Android. While it’s nice that it’s available on multiple devices, I personally prefer using MT4 or MT5. Since those platforms aren't supported, it might be a dealbreaker for some traders, including me. For more on this, take a look at the NSFX trading page for detailed platform features.

The main advantage is that NSFX is still regulated by the MFSA, ensuring a degree of oversight. However, the downside for me is the revoked FCA license. That makes me question their reliability, especially if I'm in a region that was previously covered by the FCA's protection. You can find more about this topic in the NSFX review section of their website.