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From my experience navigating trading platforms and researching Vita Markets, I did not find clear information directly confirming the availability of a free demo account or specific details about restrictions like expiry dates. Vita Markets appears to target beginner investors, emphasizing low deposit requirements, an easy onboarding process, and a user-friendly app interface, which often suggests that a demo account might be provided. However, in trading, it is crucial to verify such features directly with the broker, especially when regulatory information indicates both official oversight under CySEC and certain "suspicious scope of business" or higher-than-average risk factors. As a cautious trader, I would never assume a demo account is offered unless it is explicitly stated or confirmed by official support, and I would reach out to their customer service (available during business hours) to request clarification. Demo accounts play a vital role in risk management and familiarizing oneself with a broker's platform without financial exposure, so their presence—or their terms, such as expiry limits—should be confirmed before committing real funds. Given the limited transparency on this specific point from public summaries, I recommend extra diligence to ensure you understand all available account options before proceeding.