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Based on my review of TopstepFX, I have not found clear or detailed information regarding different traditional account types as seen with most forex or futures brokers. Instead, TopstepFX primarily centers around an evaluation and funding program structure rather than offering standard account distinctions such as standard, mini, or micro accounts. My experience navigating their platform and public information suggests that, rather than opening a brokerage account for direct trading, traders generally participate in a simulated evaluation environment. This evaluation is designed to assess trading skills and, if successful, offers the potential for a funded account where you can trade with Topstep’s capital. For me, the most significant aspect to consider is that unlike conventional brokers with segregated account types, TopstepFX’s model is focused exclusively on futures trading in a simulated testing phase followed by a funded account phase if you qualify. This approach means features like leverage, spreads, and specific deposit/withdrawal methods are less transparent or structured than with regulated brokers. The evaluation process, platform access (TopstepX), and eventual funding—rather than account type choice—are the major differentiators here. In summary, traders don’t really select between various account types at TopstepFX in the traditional sense. The pathway is set: you must complete their evaluation program and qualify for funding, always bearing in mind that the firm operates without regulatory oversight and details about account structure, fees, and withdrawals remain unclear. This lack of clarity and absence of regulation is a serious consideration for anyone thinking of engaging with their services.