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In my view as an experienced forex trader, I cannot consider CEZ Hungary a trustworthy or reliable choice for trading—particularly for retail traders. The most critical concern for me is the complete absence of valid regulatory oversight. According to all available details, CEZ Hungary is not licensed or supervised by any recognized financial authority. From years of active trading, I know how essential regulation is: it protects client funds, ensures transparency, and offers some recourse if disputes arise. Without this foundation, the risks increase significantly, and there’s little recourse in the event of operational or financial issues. Additionally, my review of CEZ Hungary’s services clarifies that the company targets only corporate clients with annual energy consumption exceeding 15 GWh. The business explicitly does not cater to individual or small-scale traders, and its offerings are focused exclusively on electricity procurement, risk management, and energy market services rather than conventional forex or CFD trading. While the company is backed by a major European energy group and may provide valuable energy services to large corporations, this does not translate into reliability or suitability for individual trading. In my opinion, without regulatory protections and with such a narrow business focus, I cannot recommend CEZ Hungary to anyone seeking a safe, compliance-driven trading broker. For my own portfolio, I always prioritize brokers who are transparently regulated and aligned with individual trader needs.