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Based on my review and experience with CHUANG YUAN FUTURES, I notice that this broker focuses primarily on futures trading—especially within China’s regulatory framework—rather than on spot forex pairs, which is quite distinctive. The available information highlights commodities, financial futures, and related instruments as their core offerings. Despite their broad product scope, including commodity and financial futures, A-shares, options, and bonds, I could not find explicit details regarding leverage ratios for major forex pairs in their public materials. This likely reflects CHUANG YUAN FUTURES’ orientation as a futures broker operating under Chinese regulations, where standardized margin requirements are typical and can differ from the high leverage seen in offshore forex trading. For commodities and financial futures in China, leverage is generally set by the respective exchanges (such as CFFEX), often ranging from 5x to 20x depending on contract volatility and regulatory guidelines. The specifics can shift according to the asset class: for example, equity index futures might have different margin requirements from commodity futures, reflecting the unique risks of each market. Given the seriousness of local oversight, these margin requirements are carefully calibrated for risk control rather than aggressive speculation. Direct access to over-leveraged forex positions is not a focus here, which is something I always factor in when evaluating a broker for currency trading. In summary, while leverage is available on futures products at CHUANG YUAN FUTURES with levels varying by asset type as per Chinese exchange rules, the absence of a clear offering or conditions for major forex pair leverage leads me to approach with caution if my primary interest were currencies.