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From my experience trading in global markets, regulatory oversight is one of the most critical elements I look for when evaluating a broker, primarily because it directly relates to the security of my funds and the broader integrity of my trading environment. With VNDIRECT, I noticed that the firm currently operates with no recognized and valid regulatory license. For me, this is an immediate red flag. Regulation—especially from well-known financial authorities—means there is a framework ensuring client funds are segregated, clear complaint procedures exist, and regular audits take place to protect against malpractice and insolvency. Without such oversight, my funds would be exposed to higher risks that I cannot control or mitigate as a private trader. If any dispute arises or if the company faces financial difficulties, my avenues for recourse would be minimal. Although VNDIRECT does offer a variety of financial services and seemingly robust trading platforms, the lack of regulation makes it impossible for me to consider my capital truly safeguarded. In summary, VNDIRECT’s current regulatory standing does not offer meaningful protection for my funds. For anyone serious about safety and transparency, I strongly advise prioritizing regulated brokers, where external checks and client protections are guaranteed by law and industry best practices.