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Speaking as an experienced trader who has reviewed many brokerages, my assessment of Leverate’s offering is shaped by the details available about their business structure and operational transparency. Leverate is not a typical retail forex broker; their core focus is technology solutions and liquidity provision for other brokerages rather than individual traders. This is a crucial distinction for anyone considering working with their platform. Leverate’s business model is largely business-to-business (B2B), providing instruments like FX, CFDs, and gold within sophisticated white-label solutions, but not facilitating direct retail trading. From an instruments perspective, Leverate provides access to multiple asset classes—including forex, crypto, and CFDs—through their technology packages. For institutional clients, this broad coverage is valuable because it allows brokerages to service diverse customer demands. Their connection to leading liquidity providers potentially enables stable and competitive market conditions for their clients’ end-users, but as an individual trader, this is indirect benefit at best. On fees, concrete details for retail users simply aren't available, as Leverate does not onboard individuals for trading accounts, deposits, or withdrawals. The underlying fee structures, including spreads, commissions, or funding charges, are not transparently published from a retail client standpoint. This absence of clear, direct customer-facing pricing should be approached cautiously; any cost experienced by retail traders would be defined by the partner broker using Leverate’s solutions, not by Leverate directly. Ultimately, the main advantage lies in the strength of their B2B technology solutions, not retail trading conditions. For me, as a retail trader focused on transparent cost structures and direct access, Leverate does not present a suitable option. Their offerings are more relevant to industry players looking to launch or improve brokerage services, not to individuals seeking to trade directly under Leverate’s name.