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From my direct assessment and experience as an independent trader, it’s clear that CEZ Hungary is not a trading platform for retail investors, nor does it offer access to conventional trading instruments like forex, stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, or commodities. Instead, CEZ Hungary’s services are highly specialized and limited exclusively to corporate clients, focusing on electricity sales and related risk management tools. Their business model appears to revolve around custom contracts for large-scale electricity procurement, hedging, and portfolio balancing for organizations consuming over 15 GWh annually. In my analysis, these are not trading instruments but rather energy management products and services, designed for corporate hedging and procurement, not for speculative or portfolio trading. Another crucial point I must emphasize is the absence of any regulatory oversight. For me, regulatory status is always a vital indicator of safety and transparency, so the lack of proper regulation adds significant risk and means I would never consider CEZ Hungary for any trading needs. Based on the information available and my extensive trading experience, if your goal is to access forex, stocks, indices, crypto, or commodities trading, CEZ Hungary cannot accommodate these needs at all. The platform simply does not provide or support retail market instruments or access to trading markets typical for private traders.