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Based on my experience as a forex trader, I've learned that regulatory oversight is one crucial factor when evaluating a broker's reliability, especially regarding the safety of client funds. Tiger Markets (test) claims to be regulated in Cyprus under a CYSEC license and appears to employ a Straight Through Processing (STP) model. Regulation in Cyprus theoretically means the broker must follow certain financial and procedural standards, such as maintaining segregated accounts and reporting regularly to authorities, which can reduce some risks of misconduct or insolvency. However, what stood out to me is the medium potential risk rating and exposures posted by users, particularly frequent complaints about withdrawal issues and trade execution problems. This pattern gives me pause, because robust regulation should, in principle, help protect traders from these exact scenarios by providing avenues for recourse and ensuring accountability. In my view, while CYSEC regulation might offer some framework for client protection, it's not a guarantee of safety or reliable operations. I've seen that regulation can help, but it's not a substitute for careful due diligence on a broker’s business practices, responsiveness, and transparency. For me, Tiger Markets (test)'s regulatory status could offer some safeguards in theory, but the user complaints indicate gaps that merit caution before considering any substantial deposit.