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From my experience with EXANTE, the broker doesn’t offer a wide choice of account types—instead, there is essentially a single live account structure available to individual traders. The main distinction lies in whether you’re opening an individual or a corporate account. For individuals, EXANTE requires a minimum deposit of €10,000, while corporate accounts carry a significantly higher barrier at €50,000. In both cases, the offerings—access to over a million tradable assets, including currencies, stocks, bonds, futures, and more—are robust and intended for serious, well-capitalized traders. The standard account features include a dedicated account manager and demo accounts for practice, which, in my view, is helpful for both onboarding and platform familiarization. However, I must point out the minimum deposit is substantially larger than what most retail traders expect, so EXANTE may not suit those just starting out or operating with modest capital. There are also fixed withdrawal fees (€30 per transaction) and no indication of multiple account tiers with different benefits. In effect, EXANTE’s approach prioritizes a single, premium-tier experience rather than differentiated accounts, so the choice comes down to individual versus corporate status and your ability to meet the high funding threshold. This model has worked well for me given my needs, but it may not appeal to every trader.