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From my own thorough review of Vita Markets, I couldn’t find clear or specific details regarding their exact leverage levels for major forex pairs directly available in their materials. As someone who places a high priority on regulatory compliance, I did note that Vita Markets is authorized by CySEC in Cyprus, which does set legal restrictions on maximum leverage for retail clients—typically capped at 1:30 for major forex pairs, with lower ratios for more volatile or complex instruments under EU regulation. In situations where brokers are regulated in the EU and CySEC in particular, I expect leverage for major forex pairs to comply with these standardized caps, and for lower or more restrictive leverage to apply to minor pairs, indices, commodities, or stocks. However, since Vita Markets’ own published information about leverage is limited, I consider this uncertainty a key factor. When a broker doesn't readily disclose such fundamental details, I always urge extra caution and recommend confirming their currently available leverage directly via official, up-to-date channels before funding an account or developing a trading plan. For me, transparency and regulatory alignment are non-negotiable.