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Based on my own experience analyzing regulated firms in Japan, I noticed that Chibagin Securities holds an FSA Retail Forex License and has operated for more than 15 years. However, when I thoroughly reviewed their available public information, I couldn't find any specific details on the exact leverage ratios they offer for major forex currency pairs or whether leverage differs for other asset classes like stocks, ETFs, or bonds. This lack of transparency about leverage is notable, especially given the FSA’s generally conservative approach—Japanese regulators usually limit forex leverage for retail clients, often capping it at 1:25 for major pairs. In my view, the absence of clear leverage information is a point of caution. As a trader who prioritizes risk management, I always want transparent, upfront details about leverage, since it impacts both potential gains and risks. If you are considering trading with Chibagin Securities, I would strongly recommend contacting their support directly to clarify leverage levels for each product before making any commitments. Understanding this is crucial for prudent trading and ensuring that the products match your own risk tolerance and strategy.