Due diligence

Independent verification before depositing, following signals, or trusting a «guru» — licences, track record, and fees from official sources.

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Who it's for — Anyone about to open an account, pay for a course, or copy signals — who wants to avoid trusting only screenshots, PDFs, or Telegram promises.

Due diligence is systematic checking before you trust capital or personal data: broker licences, verifiable track record, hidden fees, team, and independent reviews. No one deserves blind trust — not influencers or «mentors» with unaudited P&L.

In plain terms — Verify on the regulator's site (FCA, SEC, ASIC, CONSOB), not the broker's PDF. If you cannot verify, do not deposit.

Due diligence Verify before deposit Regulator licence Audited track record Transparent fees No pressure
Checklist — official sources before deposit. Hover to explore.

Operational checklist

Check What to do
Licence Search the number on the regulator's site, not only the broker site
Track record Audits, broker letters — not Telegram screenshots
Fees Spread, commissions, withdrawal, overnight clauses
Transparency Company, address, verifiable contacts
Pressure

Due diligence vs marketing

Healthy signal Signal to verify
Public verifiable licence «Regulated» logo without number
Historical drawdown shown Equity curve with no losses
Fees in official docs «Zero commission» without detail
Time to decide Artificial urgency

Common mistake — Depositing «just to try with a little» on an unverified broker — recovering capital from unregulated operators is often impossible.

Example — Broker promises 1:500 leverage and 100% bonus: you search the licence on FCA/CONSOB — not found. Stop: no deposit, regardless of low minimum.

Summary card

  • Rule: independent verification before capital.
  • Source: official regulator, not marketing material.
  • Hub: Anti-scam.