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As an experienced forex trader, when I evaluate a broker like GEX, I always look first for clarity on basic account requirements, such as the minimum deposit to open a live trading account. After carefully reviewing all available details, I have to be very clear: GEX does not provide any concrete or accessible information about minimum deposit requirements for live trading. Their website is notably lacking in transparency, and the overall accessible information is quite limited. This absence in detail is especially important to me because it directly impacts financial planning and risk management. For a trader, not knowing the minimum deposit creates uncertainty and raises red flags around the broker’s communication and operational transparency. My other major concern is that GEX is not regulated; this means there’s no external authority setting or verifying such policies, further increasing uncertainty and risk. In my view, trusting funds to a company without baseline transparency or oversight is not prudent—especially when that includes critical facts like funding requirements. Personally, I would not proceed without receiving official, clear, and verifiable details from the broker itself. For now, I would advise caution and recommend seeking out brokers that provide explicit, regulated information before opening or funding any account.