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Sagot

Speaking from my experience scrutinizing forex brokers and prioritizing safety above all, it's important for me to be direct: Monex Europe does not provide clear or comprehensive information about its fee structure, including commissions and spreads, on its official sources. During my due diligence, I found the lack of transparency regarding fees to be a significant red flag. For someone like me, who relies on clearly defined costs to assess trade viability and manage risk, this kind of opacity is unacceptable. Additionally, Monex Europe’s regulatory status is problematic—their UK FCA license has been officially revoked, compounding concerns about trustworthiness and oversight. In practical terms, even though Monex Europe offers access to institutional-level foreign exchange products and payment solutions, as well as potentially advanced technology platforms, the absence of published fees or sample spreads makes it impossible to accurately compare them to other regulated brokers. Without this essential information, I simply cannot evaluate cost-effectiveness or make informed decisions about order execution or long-term trading costs. In the context of the forex market—where hidden fees and wide spreads can quietly erode profitability—I feel compelled to advise a very conservative approach, or better yet, seeking alternatives that meet higher standards of transparency and regulation.