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As an experienced trader, I always take a conservative and detail-oriented approach when assessing brokers, especially those with regulatory oversight but less global recognition. Regarding PG BERJANGKA, it's important to highlight that, based on my direct findings, there isn’t clear information about account types in the usual sense. Whereas many brokers offer a variety of account classes—standard, ECN, or swap-free—PG BERJANGKA appears not to provide such differentiation or, at least, doesn't publish this info transparently. This lack of clarity can be problematic for traders who rely on specific account features to align with their trading needs or strategies. Moreover, the available information shows there’s no demo account option, which for me is a significant drawback. A demo account often helps new users become familiar with platform tools and conditions without risking real capital; its absence limits prudent testing and practice. The only platform available is the proprietary PG BERJANGKA mobile app, and not the widely-used MT4 or MT5, further reducing accessibility and flexibility. For me, the combination of limited account transparency, no demo access, and restrictions to one platform means I proceed with caution. I wouldn’t make assumptions about spreads, leverage, or commission structures here. Anyone considering this broker should request detailed, written information directly before making any commitments, because fully understanding these conditions is critical to making informed trading decisions and managing risk responsibly.