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From my personal research and review of Going Securities, I was unable to find explicit information regarding the maximum leverage offered for major forex pairs. The broker highlights its regulatory compliance under the Hong Kong SFC, and currently focuses its core offerings on futures and securities trading, alongside asset and wealth management services. In my experience, brokers that are strictly regulated by authorities like the SFC tend to offer lower and more conservative leverage than those in loosely regulated jurisdictions—often as a risk management measure to protect client assets and reinforce market stability. Additionally, Going Securities promotes its proprietary platform, “Going Securities Pro,” but does not detail leverage ratios or specific trading conditions for forex or other instruments on its publicly available resources. With such limited transparency about trading leverage and the handling of different asset classes, I approach this broker cautiously. For me, a clear and upfront leverage policy is essential before committing significant capital. Until precise details are disclosed directly by Going Securities through verifiable channels, I would avoid making any assumptions about high leverage offerings for forex pairs or how leverage might differ across asset classes. Instead, I would recommend reaching out directly to their customer service for current, regulated leverage information that matches your risk tolerance.