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As an experienced trader, when I examined Instreet, I specifically looked for clear information about leverage offered on major forex pairs—since leverage is a crucial risk factor in our industry. However, based on my careful review of Instreet's disclosures, I could not find any mention that they offer trading in forex pairs at all. Instead, Instreet appears to focus on structured products, derivatives, options, indices, and ETFs. There is no available detail about leverage for major forex pairs or, in fact, any leverage specifications for other asset types on their platform. For me, this lack of transparency around product specifications and leverage is a significant concern. In my own trading decisions, I prioritize brokers who explicitly state margin requirements and leverage limits for each instrument. Not only does this help manage risk, but it is also a sign of clarity and professionalism. While it's positive that Instreet is regulated by ASIC, the high-risk label and "suspicious scope of business" warning on their profile make me extra cautious. Until Instreet publishes full details on what leverage—if any—is available for their offerings, I cannot comment further or compare them to industry norms for forex or other products. For my portfolio, I require complete transparency before considering any engagement.