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From my experience closely evaluating reliancesmartmoney, I found that the platform gives access to a fairly broad selection of trading instruments, though not necessarily in all the categories some traders might expect. The offerings include stocks, mutual funds, investment portfolios, insurance products, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), securities lending, corporate deposits, stock futures and options, currency futures and options, commodity futures, and interest rate futures. Traditional assets like equities and mutual funds seem well represented, along with some derivatives exposure through futures and options. I did not see any mention of direct spot forex trading or access to cryptocurrency products, which for me is a significant consideration given my primary focus on FX and alternative assets. The absence of any stated leverage details also makes it challenging to plan risk management or trading strategies for those interested in margin products. One concern that stood out to me is the lack of clear regulatory oversight; reliancesmartmoney currently operates without effective regulation. In my professional judgment, this is a serious factor that may introduce additional risks, regardless of the apparent range of asset classes available. For those considering this broker primarily for stocks or Indian market assets, it may offer relevant opportunities, but for global forex or crypto traders, it does not meet the accessibility or transparency standards I prioritize in my trading decisions.