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In my research and review of One Plus Capital, I was unable to find concrete information regarding the maximum leverage offered on major forex pairs or whether leverage terms differ across asset classes. This absence of publicly accessible data on crucial trading conditions, especially leverage, stands out to me as a significant limitation. In my experience as an independent trader, clarity on leverage is fundamental before committing funds—the level of leverage not only impacts risk exposure but also shapes position sizing and overall account management. One Plus Capital does appear to be a long-established and CySEC-regulated STP broker, which typically means it operates within the regulatory leverage limits set by CySEC and MiFID II. For most brokers under this jurisdiction, maximum leverage on major forex pairs is capped at 1:30 for retail clients. Still, without direct confirmation from One Plus Capital, I cannot assume these limits apply here; details may also vary depending on client categorization or specific investment products. For anyone considering One Plus Capital, I recommend contacting them directly for precise leverage information on forex and any other asset classes you plan to trade. As always, I treat the absence of clear leverage disclosure with caution—full transparency is a vital criterion I use for judging a broker’s trustworthiness and suitability for my trading objectives.