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In my experience as a trader, assessing a broker like Zinvest requires particular caution, especially given the context surrounding its operations. Zinvest is regulated in Hong Kong by the SFC, dealing chiefly in futures contracts and asset management. This regulatory oversight does offer some degree of reassurance compared to unregulated platforms. However, my ability to evaluate its range of trading instruments is significantly limited because Zinvest's official website is currently inaccessible. This lack of access to core information poses substantial transparency issues—without clear details on whether forex or crypto are available, or specifics on instrument diversity, I cannot confirm the breadth or suitability of their trading products for my needs. As for the fee structure, the absence of publicly available data is concerning. Transparent fee disclosure is crucial for managing trading costs responsibly. The fact that Zinvest does not provide detailed transaction information, especially on commissions, spreads, or withdrawal fees, introduces high uncertainty and risk for anyone seeking consistency and predictability in their trading expenses. For me, the need for immediate and reliable information is paramount, and the current situation makes Zinvest an unsuitable choice until these transparency gaps are addressed and reliable client support is demonstrated.