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Based on my personal experience and careful examination of Master Door FX, I have some significant concerns, particularly regarding the reliability and trustworthiness of their services. First and foremost, the broker currently lacks any valid regulatory oversight, which, for me as a trader, is an immediate red flag. The absence of a recognized license means there is no official authority monitoring client fund protection, dispute resolution, or operational fairness. This inherently increases the risk profile, especially for those of us who prioritize fund security and regulatory accountability. When it comes to customer service, my attempts to find clear, verifiable contact channels for support have left much to be desired. Other established brokers tend to offer transparent, responsive customer support, which is crucial if any issues with platform downtime or order execution arise. In contrast, Master Door FX's available details are sparse—email is the only channel indicated, and there’s little public user feedback about response times or problem resolution. In my judgment, this lack of clear, multi-channel support can present obstacles if urgent assistance is needed. Regarding the trading platform, insufficient documented information about technical reliability, speed, and order execution further adds to my reservations. Thorough, trusted brokers are typically transparent about platform robustness, yet Master Door FX does not make such details readily available. In a market where speed and uptime are critical, this uncertainty is a drawback I cannot overlook. For these reasons, I advise caution and would urge others to consider these trust and service gaps before opening an account.