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As an experienced trader, I approach questions about leverage with caution—especially when evaluating platforms like TF SECURITIES. Unfortunately, based on my review of all the readily available information, there is no clear or officially stated maximum leverage for major forex pairs or any specific asset classes with TF SECURITIES. This lack of transparency is a key consideration in itself. In my own trading practice, I rely heavily on understanding both the maximum leverage offered and how it is applied across different product types, as this directly affects not only my risk exposure but also the strategies I am able to implement. When a securities brokerage does not publicly disclose explicit leverage ratios, especially for highly volatile products like forex, it raises concerns for me about both operational transparency and regulatory oversight. According to what I have seen, TF SECURITIES is unregulated from an international forex trading perspective, which means there are few, if any, formal safeguards ensuring fair or stable margin requirements. In regulated markets, it’s common for forex to have higher leverage (sometimes as high as 1:30 or 1:50), while stocks, bonds, and other assets are offered with much lower leverage, reflecting the inherent risk of each category. For me, the absence of precise information on leverage tiers at TF SECURITIES is itself a signal to proceed with extra caution. Before even considering opening an account or allocating capital here, I would actively seek official, up-to-date documentation from the company itself—even if it means directly contacting their support. Protecting my capital requires absolute clarity around leverage policies, and I would not feel comfortable assuming anything when such critical details are omitted.