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In my experience as a forex and securities trader, one of the first things I check when considering a new broker is their minimum deposit requirement. According to the most current available information, KSL does not require a minimum deposit to open a live trading account. On the surface, this can appear attractive, especially for traders who want to test a platform with minimal financial commitment. However, in my view, a zero minimum deposit is not necessarily a sign of flexibility or customer focus. Often, it raises concerns regarding the company's capitalization, operational stability, and the seriousness with which they approach client protection. What is more important to me, and should be to any cautious trader, is the wider context: KSL operates without regulatory oversight and has no valid license according to multiple warning signs. In addition, their platform is limited to equities and stocks only—there is no forex offering, contrary to what one might expect from a broker with this kind of branding. The absence of clear regulation and transparency far outweighs any superficial benefit from a zero minimum deposit. For me, safeguarding my capital and ensuring broker reliability always come first. While you can technically start with any amount at KSL, I would advise fellow traders to be extremely cautious and consider whether the lack of a minimum deposit justifies the significant risks involved.