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Sagot

As someone who’s been trading independently for years and places the utmost value on broker reliability, Zora raises several serious concerns for me. The most troubling issue is the complete lack of valid regulatory oversight. In my experience, a broker without proper regulation sharply increases the risk to client funds, especially as regulatory bodies exist to enforce transparency and protect traders from malpractice. Zora’s public risk management index is at zero and it bears a warning to “stay away,” which for me is a major red flag. This aligns with the only available detailed user review describing significant difficulty with withdrawals and an apparent lack of communication after deposits were made. I find these signs consistent with what I’ve seen in high-risk or untrustworthy operations. While Zora claims a 5-10 year operating history under the name Zora Capital Group Limited with a UK registration, these details do little to offset the dangers posed by its suspicious regulatory and business scope markers. In my judgment, for something as sensitive as managing trading capital, I simply cannot consider Zora trustworthy. I would not recommend risking funds here, especially when there are alternative brokers with established regulation and positive track records. For me, the priority must always be safety—and Zora simply fails to meet a standard I can rely on.