Although Doo Prime claims to possess multiple regulatory qualifications such as the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Australia's Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), there are numerous loopholes in its actual regulation. Its claimed UK FCA license has been confirmed to have been sold, rendering it unable to exert practical regulatory effects. The regulatory licenses in regions such as Vanuatu do not explicitly cover foreign exchange trading, rendering the regulatory efforts ineffective. Furthermore, the platform has not obtained compliance licenses from relevant financial regulatory authorities in China, and there is a complete absence of domestic regulatory oversight for domestic investors, making it unable to provide effective regulatory protection.

   Apart from qualification issues, the trading slippage problem of Doo Prime is particularly prominent, becoming a major concern among investors. Several investors have reported that when trading on this platform, there is a significant gap between the set stop-loss price and the actual closing price, with some trading slippage reaching more than 5 points, resulting in unjustified amplification of investors' losses and complete failure of their original risk control plans. Faced with such issues, the platform's customer service often uses market fluctuations and liquidity differences as excuses, refusing to address the core reasons for abnormal slippage and failing to provide reasonable solutions.