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Based on my evaluation of Fintxpert, I was unable to find any clear indication that a free demo account is offered, let alone details about potential restrictions or expiry periods. In my experience as a trader, this is immediately a point of concern. Reputable brokers typically make demo accounts easily accessible, not just as a selling point but also as a means for traders to familiarize themselves with platforms and hone their strategies in a risk-free environment. The absence of transparent information on demo accounts for Fintxpert raises questions about the broker’s openness and commitment to client education and support. Additionally, I noticed that Fintxpert has no valid regulatory oversight and carries multiple high-risk warnings. This lack of supervision is something I take seriously, especially when evaluating the safety of client funds and the overall reliability of a broker. Without regulatory accountability, there is no external assurance on whether services like demo or live accounts operate as advertised or with fair conditions. Given these red flags—particularly the vague or missing disclosure of features that responsible brokers should advertise clearly—I would advise caution. Personally, I would avoid committing any capital or even my time to exploring further without more concrete and transparent information. For my own trading and learning, I always look for brokers that provide a clearly structured, unlimited demo account, comprehensive regulatory protection, and full transparency around all service features.