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Based on my careful research and firsthand experience as a trader, Mahfaza is not overseen by any recognized financial regulatory bodies at this time. Although it has been operating for five to ten years and provides trading access to forex, crosses, indices, and commodities through the MT5 platform, there is currently no valid regulatory license attached to this broker. The absence of official oversight is highlighted by explicit risk warnings regarding its lack of regulation and a “suspicious regulatory license” status. For me, the lack of an authoritative regulator such as a financial services commission or central bank means there’s no external party ensuring that Mahfaza adheres to industry-standard practices for client protection, segregation of funds, dispute resolution, or transparency. This poses a significant risk, and from my perspective, choosing an unregulated broker could expose traders to greater financial and operational uncertainty. I consider thorough regulatory credentials to be a cornerstone of trust, so I would approach Mahfaza with heightened caution and prioritize brokers that are firmly overseen by established authorities.