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In my experience as a forex trader who prioritizes both safety and functionality, evaluating MBKET requires a very cautious approach. MBKET has operated for over five years and offers a broad range of services, including retail and institutional broking, derivatives, mutual funds, and offshore trading in multiple countries. One benefit I see is the breadth of its product offerings, which allows traders to explore securities beyond just forex—such as derivatives, block trading, and global equities—if diversification is important for a personal investment strategy. Another aspect is the local presence in Thailand, which can be helpful for traders who value reaching customer service via phone or email, especially when dealing with complex products like options or block trades. I’ve found that local brokers can sometimes offer more tailored support and insight into the regional equity and derivatives markets, which may be advantageous for clients based there. However, in my cautious view, these benefits are significantly offset by the glaring concern that MBKET is not regulated. That fact is critical and cannot be ignored, as regulation is a core component of broker trustworthiness in forex. For me, the absence of regulation introduces a high potential risk, so any operational advantages MBKET offers must be weighed against substantial caution regarding client fund protection and oversight.