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As an experienced trader, I approach account selection with a strong focus on transparency and safety. When evaluating I-Access, I immediately noticed that the broker does not prominently advertise multiple account types in the way many competitors do. Instead, what stood out were the variety of trading products available—such as securities, shares, options, and futures—rather than differentiated account structures. The main distinction I could find was the provision of demo accounts, which can be useful for practice but does not equate to the robust choice of retail, professional, or VIP accounts that I’ve experienced elsewhere. What concerned me most, however, wasn’t the lack of tailored account types, but rather the complete absence of valid regulatory oversight. For me, regulation isn’t a formality—it is essential for protecting client funds, ensuring withdrawal accessibility, and guaranteeing fair treatment. Even if there were different account tiers, I would remain extremely cautious due to the revoked Hong Kong license and many indicators of high potential risk. Features typically important in account comparisons—such as minimum deposit requirements, leverage, margin calls, and withdrawal terms—are either unclear or unavailable with I-Access. In my view, a service provider’s credibility and regulatory status outweigh the nuances of account differentiation. Whether demo or live, the risk profile here remains high, and I would advise prioritizing due diligence, especially with brokers who cannot substantiate their legitimacy. For me, those risks make any potential account benefits practically irrelevant.