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In my experience as a trader evaluating new platforms, I approach Options AI with particular caution. While their user-friendly features—such as a transparent $5 flat commission structure, integrated AI-driven trade suggestions, and comprehensive educational resources—are certainly appealing, I am guided by concerns about their regulatory standing. Options AI is not regulated directly; they act as a technology tool rather than a licensed broker, which means any legal or financial protections rely solely on the chosen underlying brokerage. Lack of direct regulatory oversight raises significant questions about risk management and long-term platform stability. Although they don’t hold client funds or provide investment advice, I consider this absence of regulatory protection to be a serious limitation. Furthermore, customer support is limited to email, which has sometimes proven to be insufficient during periods of urgent need, in my experience. The absence of a standalone trading platform adds another consideration, especially for traders who value direct platform reliability and continuity. For me, a cautious approach is warranted. I would only consider Options AI as an educational tool or an auxiliary trade idea generator after ensuring my principal brokerage is fully compliant and reliable. Above all, I strongly believe that diligent personal research and risk management remain essential, and I would not use Options AI as a substitute for a regulated, full-service broker.