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Based on my direct experience and careful evaluation of FX Connect, I found the information about available trading instruments to be quite limited and, frankly, concerning. While FX Connect offers services like execution flexibility, settlement solutions, transaction reports, and workflow management—features more typical of institutional platforms—they do not clearly list forex, stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, or commodities as accessible instruments. This absence of specification stands out to me, especially when compared with more transparent, regulated brokers where available instruments are clearly detailed and easily verified. What’s more, FX Connect currently operates without any valid regulatory oversight, an important red flag for me as a trader. In my own practice, I rely on tight regulation and disclosed asset lists to minimize risks. The only platform mentioned is TradeNeXusSM, and there’s no explicit indication that it supports direct trading in popular retail instruments like forex pairs or indices. Instead, the focus seems to be on broader transaction execution and workflow services, possibly for institutions rather than individual traders. For anyone considering FX Connect, the lack of clarity and regulation would be a major issue in deciding whether to entrust them with trading or investment activities, especially regarding access to specific asset classes. From my perspective, this lack of transparency directly affects trust and safety when choosing a broker.