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In my review of Fineco as a trader who always puts capital safety and transparency first, I was cautious not to overlook regulatory status and platform features. As of my experience and the available details, Fineco does not clearly advertise or emphasize the provision of a free demo account. According to their information, the focus appears to be on two main live account types—the Trading Account and the Fineco Account—with distinctions regarding monthly fees, commissions, and payment capabilities. What stands out for me is that, unlike many brokers in the industry, Fineco’s materials don’t mention a demo (practice) account at all. This omission is significant, especially for those who, like myself, believe demo trading is essential for testing strategies and learning a new trading platform risk-free. Moreover, if a broker does not explicitly promote or detail demo account availability—along with any related restrictions such as time limits or reduced functionality—I am always extremely cautious. The lack of clear demo provisions, in my eyes, suggests a less beginner-friendly approach and makes it harder to evaluate their proprietary FinecoX platform’s suitability before committing real funds. Given the absence of regulation and the fact that risk management indices are low, I would not be comfortable trading live without first being able to test the waters in a risk-free environment. For me, this is a definite shortcoming that I would weigh against my need for peace of mind and proper due diligence.