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Drawing on my experience, I pay very close attention to whether a broker offers a demo account, especially when evaluating new platforms. With Bursanet, I found that they do not provide any demo account option at all. This stands out as a meaningful limitation for me, as a demo account is essential for test-driving a platform’s tools and getting comfortable with order execution and navigation before putting real money at risk. For both beginners and more seasoned traders, being able to practice in a risk-free environment is invaluable. Not having this feature means that anyone considering Bursanet must make a decision about committing funds without the safety net of a trial run. To me, this increases both practical and psychological risk, and it’s a significant consideration in the decision-making process. Without the ability to test strategies or familiarize myself with the unique features and quirks of their system beforehand, I would exercise considerable caution. Especially given Bursanet’s lack of regulation and the already elevated risk profile, this absence further underscores the need to be prudent before engaging with real capital on their platform. For those who value hands-on experience prior to trading live, this limitation is hard to ignore.