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From my own research and personal experience in navigating broker offerings, I can confirm that DORMAN TRADING does provide a free demo account option. This is useful for anyone wanting to test their futures trading platforms—such as Dorman Direct, ATAS, or Barchart Trader—without risking real capital. However, I noticed that while demo accounts are available, the broker does not specify key details like time restrictions or expiration policies on these demos. For me, this lack of transparency is a concern especially when it comes to building trust and planning my own trading practice sessions. Given DORMAN TRADING’s status of having unverified regulatory credentials and other high potential risks flagged, I approach such gaps in information even more cautiously. The absence of clear guidelines on demo account limitations could mean that policies might change without notice, or could vary depending on the platform or client relationship. In my view, being prudent is warranted—so I recommend reaching out directly to their support and confirming any demo account restrictions before making any commitments. This cautious approach safeguards my interests and aligns with my commitment to securely vetting where I simulate or start my trading.