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In my own experience with BullionVault, I found that the platform does not offer a free demo account—this is a key factor you need to be aware of before considering it as a place to trade or hold precious metals. As someone who values the ability to thoroughly test a platform and its features before risking real funds, this absence stands out for me. Demo accounts are, in my view, essential because they allow new users to familiarize themselves with the trading interface and toolset, understand order execution, and practice without the psychological pressure or financial consequences of real-money trading. This is especially important if you are new to metals trading or are considering making sizable investments. On BullionVault, there is currently no simulated trading environment or practice mode. That means every transaction you make from the start will be with your own capital. There are no time-limited or restricted demo accounts either. Based on my experience and the available information, this limitation requires extra caution, particularly for those who are not yet confident in navigating the platform. In my opinion, the lack of a demo option places greater responsibility on you to research the platform and understand the trading mechanisms before committing any funds, given the irreversible nature of real trades. This is a critical risk consideration, especially since BullionVault is unregulated and does not offer recourse through simulation before real trading begins.