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In my experience researching and evaluating brokers, the first aspect I always check is their regulatory status and whether their services are suited for independent forex traders. When looking closely at FlexTrade, one immediate concern for me is that they are not regulated by any official financial authority. This alone already increases the potential risk and limits the safety nets that an individual trader would normally expect with regulated brokers. On the practical side, FlexTrade primarily positions itself as a provider of advanced trading technology and multi-asset execution systems for institutions—such as asset managers, hedge funds, and professional trading firms—rather than catering directly to retail forex traders like myself. Because of this institutional focus, information on standard retail features like demo accounts is not readily available. I could not find any public mention or straightforward process for opening a free demo account on their website or company materials. Typically, brokers who welcome retail clients openly advertise demo accounts to attract new traders and let them try out trading conditions without risk. Therefore, I cannot confirm the availability of a free demo or any specifics such as usage time limits with FlexTrade. Importantly, the lack of regulation and the absence of clear demo account information are significant red flags for me as someone who prioritizes transparency and client support. I would advise extra caution and direct inquiry with their customer service for anyone considering FlexTrade, and personally, I would be hesitant to explore further without greater clarity.