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Based on my thorough review of Bursanet, I could not find any concrete details about the maximum leverage offered, either for major forex pairs or for other asset types. As an experienced trader, this absence of clear leverage information is significant. In reputable, well-regulated environments, brokers are typically transparent about allowed leverage, especially for forex trading. This not only helps traders plan their risk exposure but is also a sign of operational credibility. The lack of regulatory oversight at Bursanet, combined with scarce specifics on leverage, makes it difficult for me to confidently assess their risk protocols or compare their conditions to industry norms. Additionally, because Bursanet covers multiple asset classes—from currencies to ETFs, REITs, and Mexican government securities (CETES)—leverage can often vary between product categories at most platforms. However, in Bursanet’s case, the platform does not disclose whether they distinguish margin requirements across these assets. This is a notable gap for me, as understanding leverage is vital for prudent risk management. Given these concerns, and particularly their unregulated status, I would urge other traders to exercise substantial caution. Before considering any real-money trading, I would strongly advise contacting their support directly for transparent, up-to-date details on leverage, and reviewing all available terms, as risk can escalate rapidly with unclear margin policies.