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From my standpoint as an independent forex trader, legitimacy is first and foremost determined by transparent, verifiable regulatory oversight. After looking thoroughly into SSI, I noticed that this broker currently operates without any valid regulatory license, which is a serious red flag for me. In my trading career, I’ve learned that lack of regulation means that there’s no external authority holding the company accountable for fair practices, fund security, or dispute resolution. This significantly increases risks for clients, regardless of how comprehensive the product range or how long the business has been operating. SSI’s offerings are diverse—covering equities, ETFs, futures, and more—but I found very limited information on their trading platforms, account structure, or fee model. The absence of a demo account adds another layer of opacity. In the context of YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) standards, risking capital with an unregulated broker is never something I’d recommend lightly, as there’s little recourse in the event of issues. For me, the lack of regulation and transparency overshadows any positive aspects SSI may offer. I would strongly suggest considering brokers with strong, transparent regulatory frameworks—doing so has always been essential for my own peace of mind and capital protection in this industry.