In my experience as a trader, regulatory oversight is always one of my primary concerns when evaluating a broker. With XSpot Wealth, I can confirm that they are regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC). Specifically, the company operates under the name XSpot Wealth (EU) Ltd, and holds an STP (Straight Through Processing) license—number 235/14. This CySEC regulation is an important baseline, as the regulator imposes certain standards related to client fund segregation and business practices. However, for me, the mere existence of regulation is not enough to establish full trust. I noticed that while XSpot Wealth is currently regulated in Cyprus, their UK (FCA) authorization for European representation (EEA) was revoked. Additionally, I pay close attention to the numerous user complaints about withdrawal issues, which introduces significant risk even under regulatory oversight. Ultimately, while CySEC regulation does provide some accountability and recourse, the presence of regulatory flags and past user experiences lead me to exercise caution and thoroughly review all withdrawal policies and client protections before considering any engagement with XSpot Wealth.