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From my careful review and direct research, I can confirm that AP CAPITAL does not provide a free demo account for potential clients. For me, as a trader who values the ability to test platforms and strategies risk-free, the absence of a demo option is a significant limitation. Experimenting in a simulated environment before committing real funds has always been a critical part of my broker selection process, both for evaluating execution quality and getting comfortable with a firm’s product range. When brokers don’t offer demo accounts, it raises concerns around accessibility and transparency since new users can’t gauge the platform or test their approach before investing. Additionally, it’s difficult to assess AP CAPITAL’s trading conditions—such as spreads, platform functionality, or available leverage—without hands-on experience through a demo. While AP CAPITAL is regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong, this regulatory status doesn’t change the fact that I can’t trial their systems firsthand. In my experience, especially for those new to trading or unfamiliar with a firm’s service model, the lack of a demo environment is reason for extra caution. I would advise approaching real capital commitments carefully and ensuring you fully understand the risks and terms before proceeding with this broker.