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As someone who’s traded with dozens of brokers over the years, I always consider access to a free demo account one of the baseline requirements before I’ll commit real capital. When I looked into PGM, though, I wasn’t able to confirm any explicit offer of a free demo account from the information provided. The detailed features focus primarily on their execution platforms and the breadth of markets available—like futures, FX, and managed futures—but make no mention of demo accessibility, time limits, or restrictions. From my experience, regulated brokers usually highlight demo functionality as a key offering, but PGM is unregulated, and that absence of oversight already raises concerns for me in terms of transparency and user protections. The lack of clear information around demos only underscores that caution. If you’re looking to explore their services risk-free, I’d strongly advise reaching out directly to their support before signing up, and in general, to approach with care. For me, a transparent demo policy is non-negotiable—it’s unlikely I’d consider trading seriously with any broker that doesn’t make this easy to find or use.