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From my in-depth review of Tiger Markets (test), I was unable to identify any clear, transparent information regarding the highest leverage they offer for major forex pairs—or for other asset classes, for that matter. As someone who prioritizes risk management and regulatory clarity, this lack of published leverage details is a notable concern for me. In the forex industry, leverage is a key factor in both strategy and risk, so opacity in this area raises questions about the broker’s suitability for traders who depend on being able to calibrate position sizes and margin requirements accurately. I did notice that Tiger Markets (test) claims regulation in Cyprus, which would typically suggest a maximum leverage of 1:30 for retail forex clients (in line with CySEC rules). Yet, in my experience, when a broker does not clearly state its leverage policies for major currencies or other instruments, I cannot make any assumptions, and I would personally proceed with caution. I also observed reports of execution and withdrawal issues from other users, adding to my reservations about operational transparency. Given this uncertainty, I cannot recommend using Tiger Markets (test) for high-leverage trading or for any asset class without first obtaining formal confirmation from the broker about their leverage structure and risk disclosures. It is essential to have this information before committing any capital, especially when leverage is involved.