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In my experience evaluating Morrison, I found that they do not provide a free demo account. This is unusual compared to many other brokers in today’s market, where demo access is a fairly standard offering for new or prospective clients. For me, the absence of demo access is a significant limitation when assessing a trading platform, especially since being able to test trading tools, interface, and execution in a risk-free environment is important for both beginners and seasoned traders before committing real funds. While Morrison is regulated by ASIC and has over 20 years of operational history in Australia, which speaks to its credibility, I am cautious when a broker does not give potential clients the opportunity to get hands-on experience without financial risk. The range of supported trading platforms at Morrison is broad—including Iress, TradeCentre, and Bloomberg Terminal—but without a demo account, it’s challenging to evaluate these platforms’ features firsthand, which I consider vital for deciding if the platform matches my trading style. Because there is no demo account available, I recommend that anyone considering Morrison should be especially diligent in reviewing all platform characteristics, possible fees, and terms before making any deposit or trading commitments. This conservative approach is essential for protecting your capital and ensuring you’re fully comfortable with their technology and services.