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From my own careful evaluation and direct research on Fortex, I must stress that Fortex is not currently overseen by any recognized financial regulatory authorities. This absence is clearly stated on their published materials and is also reflected in their low trust scores from multiple review sources. In my experience, valid regulatory oversight is absolutely fundamental for any broker or trading technology provider claiming legitimacy in our industry. Regulators set and enforce the standards that protect client funds, ensure transparent trading practices, and provide recourse in the event of disputes or wrongdoing. Without this level of formal supervision, as is the case with Fortex, I cannot ignore the heightened risks—especially regarding client fund safety, dispute resolution, and overall transparency. While Fortex does have many years of experience and offers an impressive suite of trading technology solutions, the lack of regulatory approval means, for me, that it falls short of the minimum requirements I look for when assessing a broker’s trustworthiness. I always prioritize platforms that are verifiably regulated by known authorities such as the FCA, ASIC, or NFA. In summary, to the best of my knowledge, no government regulator currently supervises Fortex, and that is a critical consideration for any serious trader.