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Based on my thorough research and personal experience evaluating ATAS, I must point out that information about leverage—both for major forex pairs and for other asset classes—simply isn’t specified or available through the sources I accessed. ATAS positions itself primarily as a trading analysis platform rather than a conventional broker. Its strengths are in providing order flow, volume, and market depth analytics, particularly for futures, stocks, and cryptocurrencies, rather than direct execution or classic leverage options you’d find at regulated brokers. From a risk management perspective, the critical concern is that ATAS operates without any recognized financial regulation. For me as a trader, this lack of transparency around leverage terms, combined with an absence of oversight, means I cannot make assumptions about how the platform handles leverage, margin, or exposure for any specific asset class, including forex. Cautious traders should be highly skeptical about committing real capital in environments where such fundamental details aren’t clear and where regulatory guidance is absent. For anyone considering ATAS, I recommend approaching with substantial caution, prioritizing capital protection until all operational details—especially leverage—are verified directly and safeguarded by transparent oversight.