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As an experienced trader, I place a significant emphasis on the regulatory status of any broker I choose to interact with. In the case of NGG, the lack of regulation is a major point of concern for me. From my review of their background, I found no evidence that NGG is authorized or regulated by any recognized financial authority. In practice, this means there are no official oversight mechanisms in place to enforce industry-standard protections, such as segregation of client funds, capital requirements, or regular audits. For me, the primary function of regulation is to introduce a level of accountability for brokers and a measure of protection for clients. Without regulation, there is an increased risk that client funds could be mishandled or exposed to potential wrongdoing, and in the event of a dispute, there is no clear path for recourse. While NGG does provide access to the MetaTrader 5 platform and offers specialized gold trading, the absence of regulation makes it difficult for me to confidently trust that my funds would be secure or that fair business practices would be consistently upheld. Given these points, NGG’s current regulatory status does not help safeguard my funds in any meaningful way. I strongly recommend performing additional due diligence and considering brokers with robust, verifiable regulation before making any commitments, as fund safety should always be a top priority.