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In my experience evaluating FXTF, the broker offers two main account types: Individual Account and Corporate Account. While this seems straightforward, what stands out to me is the significant lack of publicly available detail on how these account types actually differ beyond ownership structure. FXTF does not provide information on differences in spreads, minimum deposit requirements, leverage levels, or other trading conditions between these accounts. In Japan, local FSA regulations play a significant role in standardizing some aspects, such as leverage, which is capped at 25:1 for retail clients; this means both account types likely share similar leverage constraints. From what I could ascertain, the core difference appears to center around whether you are trading as a private individual or a registered business entity. Both account types seem to grant access to the same platforms (MT4 and GX), instruments (forex, commodity CFDs, cryptocurrency CFDs, and options), and customer service options. For me, this lack of differentiation and clarity could be a limiting factor when deciding which account suits my specific trading needs. I always approach a broker with limited transparency on account distinctions with caution, as it is important to fully understand what each account offers before committing any capital. If you are considering FXTF, I recommend contacting their support directly to clarify account features and possible differences to ensure the account type matches your trading goals.