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Drawing from my own journey as a trader, I’ve found that INVAST’s account structure is quite straightforward, but narrowly focused compared to many international brokers. INVAST primarily offers personal and corporate accounts, and, from what I’ve experienced, the distinction mainly lies in the leverage options and intended user base. For individual retail traders like myself, there are several leverage choices—up to 25x, but also 10x, 5x, and even 1x. This tiered leverage system appeals to those, like me, who prefer customizing risk, especially when local regulations in Japan are quite strict and prioritize trader protection. On the other hand, their corporate account option provides the flexibility larger trading entities might need, but specific details about additional features or tailored services for corporations are not publicly clear, which always makes me proceed cautiously. What really stands out for me is INVAST’s transparent approach—deposit and withdrawal fees are clearly explained, and trading fees follow structured volume discounts, something I appreciate when planning cost management over high-frequency trading. However, as a trader who often starts with demo accounts to test strategies, the lack of a demo option at INVAST does feel limiting. The limited product range also narrows diversification opportunities. Ultimately, while both account types seem regulated and operationally robust, I recommend prospective users assess their needs and language preferences carefully, especially as the platform is primarily tailored for Japanese clients and information in English can sometimes be less comprehensive.