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In all my years trading, one of the first things I assess with any broker is the breadth and transparency of their account types. However, when I investigated RCB, I found this was simply not possible. Despite its earlier prominence in Cyprus, RCB is no longer active as a broker or bank and has ceased all financial operations. Their official website now only publishes a closing announcement, and there are no references to account offerings, trading platforms, or available instruments. For me, the absence of clear information or account type distinctions is a significant concern—especially in forex, where tailored account offerings can greatly impact risk management and trading outcomes. RCB’s lack of regulation makes this situation even riskier: in my experience, when a broker is not overseen by a recognized authority, there’s no credible oversight regarding how client accounts are handled, protected, or even if they are operational. Given that RCB has no services or account structures currently available, I can’t comment on any differences because there are simply no account types provided at all at this stage. For safety and clarity, I would always recommend that traders consider only brokers who are not only regulated but also fully transparent in their account offerings and operational status.