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Based solely on my careful review of CENTRAL’s profile as shared above, I must stress that specific information regarding the maximum leverage CENTRAL offers—both for major forex pairs and other asset classes—is not detailed in the available documentation. As a trader with a strong focus on regulatory standing and transparent practices, I find this omission notable, since leverage is a core consideration for risk management and strategy planning. While CENTRAL is based in Hong Kong and regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission, there is no explicit mention of forex leverage conditions in the provided context, nor is there a breakdown of leverage ratios by asset class. From my experience, any reliable broker should clearly disclose leverage limits, as these directly affect a portfolio’s risk and margin requirements. The lack of such transparency means I cannot make informed comparisons between leverage on major forex pairs and, say, equities or futures with this broker. Furthermore, CENTRAL’s revoked futures contract license and the ambiguous “Exceeded” status on its securities license heighten my caution. When key trading conditions like leverage are unclear or unavailable, I personally view this as a risk and would urge others to verify all such details directly with the broker before considering any substantial commitment. This approach helps safeguard capital and aligns with prudent trading practices.