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From my experience reviewing CENTRAL, I find that their focus is primarily on securities trading and related investment services, but publicly available details do not clearly outline distinct account types such as those commonly seen at retail-focused brokers (like Standard, ECN, or VIP accounts). Instead, the emphasis appears to be on providing a comprehensive service platform for clients engaged in securities trading, investment banking, and custody—or those seeking advisory services. Any differences in account features at CENTRAL seem to revolve more around transaction channels and the types of financial services accessed, rather than sharply defined account tiers. For example, the fee structure for securities trading varies based on how you place your trades, with online and mobile trading offering slightly lower commission rates when compared to phone orders. Minimum charges, clearing fees, and other transactional costs are standard across all clients, as far as information allows. In my view, this setup is more typical of institutions serving clients who may want customized or negotiable arrangements, especially for corporate or higher-net worth individuals, but it lacks transparency and rigidity around set account types. For anyone considering CENTRAL, I would strongly recommend direct communication with their support staff to clarify if bespoke account arrangements or additional services are available to suit specific trading or investment needs, and to seek updated, written details on costs. This conservative approach is especially prudent given the institution’s nuanced regulatory situation and limited published fee information.