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As an independent forex trader, I always prioritize broker transparency and, above all, regulatory safety. When assessing Mether World, I found an immediate red flag: the platform does not disclose any information about leverage for major forex pairs—or for any asset class, for that matter. This lack of clarity is concerning. In my experience, reputable brokers clearly publish leverage limits not just for forex but also for commodities, indices, and crypto assets, as these numbers have a critical impact on risk management and trading outcomes. With Mether World, essential trading specifications, including leverage, spreads, minimum deposit, and even which platforms are available, are not provided. That absence severely hampers my ability, or any trader’s, to make informed decisions or set appropriate risk controls. Furthermore, the broker operates without valid regulatory oversight and has a “suspicious regulatory license” warning according to reliable industry monitoring. This further increases the risk profile for anyone considering trading or even just opening an account. For me, this lack of transparency and oversight is a substantial concern—especially given the high potential risk highlighted by industry sources. Without reliable information about leverage, I cannot recommend trusting your funds or executing trades with Mether World. In the current environment, my advice is to choose a fully regulated broker that openly provides leverage details and maintains robust risk management policies.