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In my experience as a trader, I approach any new platform with careful consideration, weighing both product range and cost structure. With FLATTRADE, a distinct advantage lies in its broad offering of tradable instruments. I am able to access not just equities, but also derivatives, forex, commodities, and mutual funds under a single account. For anyone who values diversification, this range provides some flexibility—allowing me to explore different sectors and asset classes without having to switch brokers. This can be particularly convenient for traders or investors wanting to manage a varied portfolio within one system. Regarding fees, FLATTRADE’s policy of free account opening is a notable feature. A zero-brokerage trading model is promoted, especially for equity, derivatives, and commodities. In practice, this means my transaction costs are minimal—at least on the brokerage side. That said, I’m always cautious and look beyond the headline, because other costs such as exchange fees or government charges will still apply. What I find important is the balance between cost and platform quality. Although the absence of traditional platforms like MT4/MT5 could be a drawback for some, the proprietary web and mobile solutions do cover essential trading functions for most needs. Ultimately, the key advantage for me is the low barrier to entry combined with access to a wide spectrum of instruments, but I would emphasize diligence since the fee structure is only one part of the risk equation, especially given the lack of regulatory oversight.