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As an experienced forex trader, my evaluation of Aqua has been shaped primarily by its regulatory status and risk profile. For me, one of the most significant drawbacks is the absence of any valid regulation or oversight, which the broker’s own transparency fails to address. This alone is a major concern, as I place a strong emphasis on the safety of my funds and the ability to seek recourse in case of disputes. Aqua is registered in the United Arab Emirates and has been operating for 2-5 years, but the suspicious scope of business and lack of clear oversight undermine my confidence in their reliability. When evaluating customer service, I tend to value responsive, verifiable communication channels and a proven track record. Aqua offers a contact number and support email, but with such a low trust score and high potential risk ratings, I have to be cautious. In my experience, brokers lacking transparent regulation often struggle with prompt dispute resolution and may leave clients without support during critical trading moments. Comparing Aqua to better-established, well-regulated brokers, I find that peace of mind and platform reliability are harder to attain. That inherent uncertainty, rather than specific platform glitches or isolated support lapses, is the biggest drawback I’ve experienced when considering or testing trading on Aqua. I would personally avoid making significant deposits or relying on such a broker for long-term trading until their regulatory situation improves.