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Drawing from my experience as a trader, I’ve found that understanding the account structure at any brokerage is fundamental to managing expectations and risk. With Neomarkets, I didn’t encounter the traditional variety of account types I’ve seen at more established or regulated brokers—there’s no clear system separating standard, ECN, or VIP levels based on deposit or trading volume. Instead, the primary differentiation lies in the access to their proprietary Neomarkets KZ platform, which can be used on both web and mobile devices. For me, a major point is the accessibility: even with a modest deposit (as low as $100 per user testimonials), I could access leverage up to 1:300 and a broad menu of over 15,000 instruments such as stocks, ETFs, derivatives, and eurobonds. There is also a demo account available, which I consider important for testing strategies or getting familiar with a platform—especially significant here since Neomarkets doesn’t offer the standard MT4/MT5 platforms that many industry professionals are used to. However, the absence of clear published distinctions between account types (like different spreads, commissions, or added benefits for higher-tier accounts) means as a trader, I would approach this broker with caution. This lack of transparency, coupled with its unregulated status, compels me to prioritize capital preservation and careful due diligence before depositing any significant funds. Overall, Neomarkets’ account structure seems simple but lacks the differentiated offerings and details I’d require for higher confidence.