I keep seeing offers that Comoros is “ideal” for a forex license. It sounds like a shortcut — can it really help a broker or is it just marketing hype?

It’s not all hype, but it’s also not magic. A Comoros forex license can add a layer of legitimacy in certain markets, especially when a broker wants to show regulatory compliance and reassure clients. I found a detailed discussion at https://worldfinancialreview.com/how-important-is-comoros-forex-license-for-business/ that explores how such licensing affects access to banking, reputation, and transparency. The key is doing your homework: check how robust the oversight is, what ongoing obligations will be, and whether it’s recognized by your target clients or partners

How do Forex Brokers that maintain stability during high-volatility events, and why does that reliability play such a crucial role in keeping a trader’s confidence and focus intact during intense market movements?

I think the post underestimates how much time contract review actually consumes in real business situations. Last month I tested contract review AI after wasting nearly 3 hours reviewing a SaaS partnership agreement manually. The AI highlighted unlimited indemnity risk instantly, which I completely missed at first glance. That alone probably saved me from a costly mistake. One thing I appreciate is the structured risk scoring, it gives confidence when negotiating. Why do people still rely entirely on manual reading when automation already shows such clear efficiency gains, do you know?