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Based on my thorough experience with brokers operating under the Japanese FSA, and the available information about FX Broadnet, I have learned to evaluate leverage policies primarily by referencing regulatory requirements and the broker’s transparency. However, the context provided does not specify exact leverage ratios for FX Broadnet’s major currency pairs or for other asset classes. For me, this lack of published leverage figures is not uncommon among Japan-based brokers, since the Financial Services Agency (FSA) maintains strict oversight and typically caps retail forex leverage at 25:1. In my own trading, I take such regulatory standards seriously, as they reflect a broader goal of client protection and risk management. Although some international brokers advertise higher leverage, my approach has always been one of caution—especially given Japan’s strong regulatory environment. It’s reasonable to infer that FX Broadnet adheres to FSA limits, and, historically, leverage on more exotic or riskier products is often set even lower by Japanese brokers. However, without specific figures, I would not assume or rely on higher leverage, and would recommend prospective clients confirm directly with FX Broadnet regarding detailed leverage for each trading instrument before opening or funding an account. For me, fully understanding these parameters is vital for managing risk responsibly in any trading strategy.