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From my personal evaluation of CTG, I found that they do offer a free demo account, which can be helpful if you're looking to explore their managed futures services or test out their various trading platforms like the CTG Pro Trading Platform, Trade Navigator, and others. Having access to a demo is always a plus in my book, as it allows me to get comfortable with a broker’s environment without risking any real funds. However, when looking for details about possible restrictions—like how long the demo account remains active or any limitations on its use—I could not find any specific information provided by CTG. This lack of transparency around account conditions is something I take seriously, especially as a trader who relies on clear terms to assess risk. Furthermore, given CTG’s suspicious regulatory status, as noted by their unverified NFA license and various high-risk warnings, I am particularly careful. In my experience, even when a demo account is available, unclear details about its use or about the broker itself raise important red flags. For me, until all terms are disclosed clearly—including how long I can use the demo and what limits apply—I would approach any offer with caution. Full transparency is crucial when considering a broker, especially one with regulatory concerns, so I recommend contacting CTG directly before proceeding.