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As someone who has navigated the forex and securities markets for years, I always prioritize regulatory status before making any decision on which broker to trust with my funds. In the case of ADCB, my primary concern is the apparent lack of verified, internationally recognized regulation. While the broker reports registration in the United Arab Emirates and association with local authorities such as the SCA, ADX, and DFM, the data I’ve reviewed points to a "Suspicious Regulatory License" and flags their regulatory index score at zero. This strongly suggests significant gaps or unverified claims about oversight that are critical for trader protection. From my personal experience, a robust license from a reputable authority—such as the FCA, ASIC, or CySEC—provides multiple layers of trader safeguards: segregation of client funds, transparent dispute resolution, and audit requirements, to name a few. Unfortunately, with ADCB, none of these typical protections appear to be clearly documented or enforced. The warnings about high potential risk and the explicit call to "stay away" on the broker’s profile reinforce my caution. Therefore, I do not see ADCB’s current regulatory standing as offering substantive or reliable safeguards for my capital. Without clear, independently validated regulation, the level of client protection is, in my view, questionable at best. This is a major factor influencing my own risk assessment and willingness to consider such a platform for real trading activities.