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Based on my independent research and trading experience, I’m always cautious about the leverage offered by any broker, as leverage can significantly impact both risk and returns. When exploring SK as an option, I found a noteworthy lack of transparency regarding their trading conditions—specifically, there’s no listed information regarding the highest leverage provided for major forex pairs, or indeed any other asset types. This absence of clear data is a red flag for me as a trader who prioritizes security and well-defined terms, particularly since SK currently operates without oversight from recognized regulators such as the Korean FSC or FSS. The lack of regulatory supervision can mean there’s little recourse if any disputes arise or if trading conditions change unexpectedly. In my experience, regulated brokers are typically careful to publish leverage ratios so traders can make informed decisions. Furthermore, because SK’s primary services appear more oriented toward traditional securities and digital investment platforms in South Korea, and not directly at the global forex market, this makes it even more difficult to establish what actual leverage traders would be exposed to on major pairs or other assets. Ultimately, without this critical information, I would advise anyone—especially those new to the market—to approach with caution, as insufficient transparency around leverage and other key trading parameters can be a significant risk factor. For me, the ability to clearly see and control my leverage is fundamental to responsible trading, and I would require explicit leverage details before committing any significant funds.