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Speaking from my experience as an independent trader who values strong risk management tools, I always look for platforms that provide free demo accounts—especially if I’m considering a new broker. With OSL, however, I found that they do not offer a demo account at all. For me, this is a significant limitation. Demo accounts are essential for testing platform functionality, familiarizing oneself with order execution, and refining strategies without risking real capital. When a broker doesn’t provide this option, it becomes difficult for me to assess both their trading environment and their order processing under real-world conditions before making a financial commitment. The absence of a demo account not only removes a critical step in the due diligence process but, in my view, also signals a lack of commitment to beginner education and client transparency. Moreover, OSL is unregulated, which already sets a conservative tone for me regarding their overall safety and client protection. I am always cautious with platforms that don’t provide avenues for practice or trial, as it increases the barrier for new users to learn safely. In summary, if you require a demo account for practice or evaluation, OSL is not suitable in this respect, and this factor weighs heavily in my risk assessment of the broker.