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Sagot

As an experienced forex trader, I approach every new broker with a critical mindset, especially when the broker’s regulatory status is unclear. With Pocket Trade, I noted caution flags right away: the platform has operated for two to five years but holds no valid regulatory license, and WikiFX explicitly warns of high potential risk. Usually, when considering a broker, verified regulatory oversight and transparent terms—especially regarding minimum deposit requirements—are paramount for me. Unfortunately, thorough research into Pocket Trade’s public information did not provide any clear statement of their minimum deposit amount. In situations like this, I pause. A reputable broker typically discloses this information upfront, as transparency around minimum deposits, fees, and account requirements is key for informed decision-making and risk management. Given the lack of regulatory supervision and limited transparency, I personally would be extremely cautious and would not proceed with any deposit—let alone the minimum—without comprehensive, verifiable information directly from the broker’s official terms and customer support. Ultimately, for me, if a trading platform cannot provide transparent and regulated conditions, it does not meet the minimum standards of safety and trust I require before risking any capital, regardless of the minimum deposit amount.