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Based on my experience as a forex trader and after carefully evaluating the information available about HGNH, I have substantial concerns regarding its trustworthiness and security as a trading broker. Although HGNH claims to have existed for 15-20 years and has background ties to China Nanhua Futures Co., Ltd., its record with regulatory compliance gives me pause. While it was once regulated by the Hong Kong SFC for certain activities, several of its SFC licenses, especially for leveraged foreign exchange trading, have been revoked or show as “exceeded” or “suspicious overrun.” From a risk management perspective, this dramatically increases a trader’s exposure to operational and legal uncertainties. Moreover, I found multiple user reports highlighting severe issues with fund withdrawals. Several individuals have described difficulties accessing their money, with allegations of accounts being frozen and additional fees being demanded for unfreezing, verification, or “improving credit score.” These patterns—where only initial withdrawals are allowed, then larger sums become inaccessible—have been repeatedly described and, in my experience, are major red flags for any broker. In trading, the security of funds and the ability to withdraw profits freely are non-negotiable. Even though HGNH offers a suite of trading and asset management services and has developed its own platforms, I am cautious. Regulatory ambiguities combined with withdrawal complaints are risks I find unacceptable. For anyone asking me about their safety, I would advise extreme caution and recommend considering only brokers with current, clean regulatory records and a transparent, positive reputation for client fund safety.