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Based on my careful review of all readily available information, I found that Fortune does not actually offer trading in forex pairs. As an experienced trader, this caught my attention immediately. The broker primarily delivers access to equities and derivatives, specifically on platforms like the NSE Mobile App and NOW. There are no references—or evidence—of forex, commodities, indices, or other typical leveraged instruments being available through Fortune. Because forex trading and leverage ratios can significantly impact risk exposure, I always look for clear details about these aspects when evaluating a broker. In Fortune's case, not only is leverage for forex pairs not specified, but forex itself is explicitly absent from their tradable markets. For equities trading, the broker does require a 20% upfront margin of the transaction value in the cash market, which indicates some degree of margin trading but is not the same as classic leverage found in global forex markets. Importantly, Fortune is unregulated, which substantially raises the risk profile. From my perspective, that alone would make me very cautious, especially in scenarios where leverage is offered, since regulatory oversight is critical to fair practices and client fund protection. In summary, Fortune offers no leverage on major forex pairs—and, in fact, does not provide forex trading at all—so leverage does not differ across asset types simply because the range of assets is so limited.