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From my review of LUKFOOK, I did not find evidence that they currently offer trading in major forex pairs. Instead, based on my experience navigating regulated brokerages and their platform specifics, LUKFOOK seems to focus on securities, futures, options, and stocks, particularly within the Hong Kong market. While some summary sections mention a broad range of instruments, including forex and commodities, when I dug into the actual tradable assets, forex and commodities were not available—at least not on LUKFOOK’s main platform. This is corroborated by the instrument breakdown, which makes no mention of forex trading. Regarding leverage, one headline figure frequently cited with LUKFOOK is "up to 1:500." However, as someone who values regulatory clarity, I’d urge caution here. SFC-regulated entities in Hong Kong typically impose lower leverage limits on retail accounts for risk management purposes, and the higher leverage mentioned may only apply to specific futures accounts or professional clients, if at all. The detailed information about leverage by asset is simply not transparent on their site or in their fee schedule, making it challenging for me to draw clear comparisons. Ultimately, for me, the lack of clear leverage policy disclosures and the unavailability of forex trading make LUKFOOK unsuitable if your core focus is high-leverage forex. If your interest lies in Hong Kong-listed securities, futures, or options, it may be worth further investigation—but only after confirming exact leverage and margin requirements for each asset type directly with their compliance team.