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Based on my experience as a trader, I always approach platforms like OSL with heightened caution, especially after carefully evaluating their background. The most pressing concern for me is the absence of any regulatory oversight—OSL operates without a valid license, which means there is no external body ensuring fair practices, protecting client funds, or mandating transparency. This lack of regulation dramatically increases potential risk, as it’s much harder to seek recourse should anything go wrong. Additionally, OSL has a notably low trust score, which further erodes my confidence in its reliability. The only tradable asset offered is equities, with no access to forex, commodities, or other instruments I usually look for to diversify risk. Another downside I noticed is the restriction on payment methods and the absence of a demo account. For me, not being able to test the platform or utilize flexible funding options limits my ability to manage risk before committing real capital. Finally, the proprietary trading platform used by OSL isn’t industry-standard like MT4 or MT5, which can affect both reliability and compatibility with tools I trust. For all these reasons, I find the risk profile too high for my personal trading criteria and would be extremely cautious before depositing any funds.