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In my careful evaluation as a trader who prioritizes safety and transparency, I must stress that YLG does not operate under the supervision of any recognized financial regulatory authority. While the firm has an established presence in Thailand and provides gold bullion trading services, there is no valid regulatory oversight or license supporting its activities. This absence of formal regulation means there is no independent body to enforce standards, provide client fund protection, or resolve disputes if issues were to arise. From years of trading experience, I have learned that regulation is not just a formality—it is a cornerstone of client trust and security. Regulated brokers are held accountable by their respective authorities for fair dealing, client fund segregation, and transparent operations. Without such oversight, as is the case with YLG, the risk profile is significantly higher, especially for those accustomed to trading with brokers regulated by tier-one authorities. For me, lack of regulation is a critical red flag and I would exercise heightened caution if considering any relationship with an unregulated entity.