Abstract:Founded in 1998 and with headquarters in Singapore, Parity functions as an unregulated broker. Email customer service is accessible at Info@parityams.com. Lack of control over regulations begs questions regarding the validity and safety of the platform.
Note:Parity's official website:https://paritytrade.com/ is currently inaccessible normally.
| Aspect | Information |
| Company Name | Parity |
| Registered Country/Area | Singapre |
| Founded Year | 1998 |
| Regulation | Unregulated |
| Customer Support | Email:Info@parityams.com |
Founded in 1998 and with headquarters in Singapore, Parity functions as an unregulated broker. Email customer service is accessible at Info@parityams.com. Lack of control over regulations begs questions regarding the validity and safety of the platform.

Parity is unregulated and lacks supervision from any kind of financial power. For dealers, this lack of control seriously compromises legitimacy and safety.Users need to care about it and better to choose a regulated platform.

Parity runs free without any regulation, which cause issues regarding the validity and safety of the platform and leaves traders vulnerable.
The broker has been warned for having a dubious scope of business and significant potential risk, so suggesting potentially fraudulent activity.
Parity does not offer any trading tools, also no trading apps.This influences its usefulness and accessibility for traders.
For trading, parity is perilous since it is an unsupervised broker with a high-risk profile. It provides no trading tools, so it can be inconvenient for users. Choosing open-minded regulated brokers will help to ensure the dependability and security of your money.

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