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As someone who’s been trading forex for many years, I always prioritize the regulatory background and transparency of any broker before considering their services. With KnightsbridgeFX, I immediately noticed several risk flags in my due diligence. The company isn’t licensed by IIROC or any Canadian provincial authorities, so it operates entirely outside the framework of regulated financial oversight. This lack of regulation means that, if any dispute or problem arises, there may be no formal recourse or investor protections available—something I consider a non-starter for holding or transferring significant funds. While KnightsbridgeFX has been in operation since 2009 and focuses on offering competitive exchange rates (often attractive compared to Canadian banks), I find that the absence of regulatory checks greatly overshadows any such advantage. The company highlights same-day transfers and no deposit or withdrawal fees, but for me, none of these features compensate for the high potential risk from lack of oversight. I noticed that at least one user review didn’t report major issues at the outset, but there’s minimal independent feedback overall, and crucially, there’s a documented finding that no physical office was located during a visit. For me, until KnightsbridgeFX earns proper regulatory approval, I would not consider them a safe or reliable choice for my trading. Personally, I always stick to brokers who are fully licensed by reputable authorities, as financial safety and legal recourse take precedence over potentially better rates.