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In my experience as a forex trader, confirming if a broker is properly regulated is always my first step before considering any business with them. For GRANDIS SECURITIES, I found that the company operates under the name Exenico (CY) Ltd and holds an Investment Firm license (CIF 343/17) issued by CySEC, which is the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission. This means GRANDIS SECURITIES is officially overseen by a recognized financial regulatory authority within the European Union, which adds a level of legal compliance and investor protection I personally look for. However, despite this regulatory status, some concerns stood out to me. There are indications of high potential risk and a suspicious scope of business noted on independent oversight sources. Additionally, reports indicate that their office could not be physically located during a recent inspection, and there’s a lack of transparency regarding key details such as trading platforms and fees. From my perspective, while CySEC regulation is a positive sign and means the broker must comply with certain EU standards, these red flags make me cautious. I would suggest any trader—myself included—seek further direct confirmation from official channels and exercise due diligence before proceeding with GRANDIS SECURITIES. In my view, regulation is essential, but ongoing transparency and reliable business practices are equally critical when evaluating any broker.