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Based on my years of trading experience and a thorough review of FX Broadnet’s details, I can say the broker presents strong indicators of legitimacy, especially for those seeking a regulated environment. FX Broadnet holds an official retail forex license issued by Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA), which is one of the most respected regulators in the industry. In my view, regulation like this is critical because it means the broker must follow strict operational and client protection standards. This significantly lowers the probability of major misconduct compared to unregulated entities. In addition, FX Broadnet has operated for over 15 years, has a physical office confirmed in Tokyo, and provides transparent contact channels. From what I see, these factors suggest an established presence and a certain degree of reliability. The trading platform is also self-developed, with versions for various devices, and their spreads—such as 0.2 sen for USD/JPY—are competitive for the Japanese market. However, I always approach anonymous feedback and isolated complaints, such as one report about withdrawal issues, with caution. While regulation increases confidence, no broker is entirely risk-free, and individual experiences can vary widely. For me, the combination of long-term operation, domestic regulation, and diverse trading tools makes FX Broadnet appear legitimate, but I advise all traders to perform their own due diligence and start with smaller amounts if testing any new service.