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From my personal experience as a trader, the most important safeguard for clients’ funds is whether a broker is overseen by a reputable financial regulator. In the case of S&C Inversiones, I found absolutely no credible evidence of valid regulatory oversight. Despite the company having a history of more than five years, clear signs point to a “suspicious regulatory license” and a high potential risk. For me, this is not a minor concern—regulation is what compels a broker to adhere to strict standards regarding segregation of client funds, transparent reporting, and established complaint resolution channels. Without genuine regulatory supervision, there’s a lack of independent checks on the broker’s operations and, ultimately, no assurance that my deposits would be protected should anything go wrong. Given all this, I cannot say that S&C Inversiones offers the regulatory security that I expect before depositing any funds. While they do provide trading access to a variety of products and have both an online and mobile presence, none of these features can substitute for robust regulatory protection. In summary, the absence of verifiable regulation means my funds would not benefit from the standard protections I get when trading with fully licensed brokers. For both new and experienced traders, this raises significant concerns and warrants the utmost caution.