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From my experience analyzing Olive Tree Capital Markets, a few critical aspects stand out, especially for traders like myself who value clarity and operational transparency. While it is reassuring that Olive Tree Capital Markets is regulated by CySEC and has an established presence in Cyprus for over fifteen years, I noticed some concerning limitations that impact both support and platform reliability. First, the lack of a demo account makes it difficult for me to evaluate their platform’s stability and user interface before committing real funds. This absence limits my ability to test execution speed and features without financial risk, which is something I consider essential for responsible trading. Additionally, there is notably scarce public information about the specific trading conditions—such as minimum deposit requirements, leverage options, or available trading platforms. This opacity makes it harder for me to assess fit and reliability compared to brokers that transparently display such details. Regarding customer support, while documented user reviews indicate responsive email assistance—like quick callbacks to address issues—these are limited in number and variety. My personal expectation as a trader is more robust, readily accessible customer service, especially considering the complex account opening procedures described. For long-term trust, having straightforward communication channels and comprehensive technical support is indispensable. Overall, while I recognize their regulatory standing and product range, I remain cautious due to the gaps in disclosure and lack of demo access, both of which are crucial factors for me when judging platform reliability and support effectiveness.