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Based on my review of Trivepro and the information available, I could not find any clear, transparent disclosure about maximum leverage for major forex pairs or how leverage may differ for other asset classes like CFDs or cryptocurrencies. This lack of critical information is concerning for me as a trader, because knowing the specific leverage levels is essential for understanding my potential risks and required margin. In my experience, credible and well-regulated brokers clearly present their leverage policies directly on their platforms or within their official documentation. With Trivepro, not only is there no evident mention of leverage ratios, but the broker’s regulatory status itself is a significant red flag. Trivepro is currently unregulated—its prior UK FCA license has been revoked at their own request as of June 2024—which leaves clients without a governing authority to ensure fair practice or proper risk controls, including leverage policies. For me, the absence of clear leverage information and the unregulated status combine to raise major risk considerations. I would not open a position without first having absolute clarity on leverage terms for every asset type. In the current state, this opacity means I cannot confidently assess risk or make informed trading decisions with Trivepro, and I would urge any trader to consider these points very carefully. It is always best to choose brokers with transparent, regulated, and well-communicated leverage conditions.