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After thoroughly reviewing the available information about Swiss Gold, I could not find any clear indication that a free demo account is offered, nor details about potential restrictions such as an expiry period. As someone with years of experience in the forex market, I pay close attention to signs of legitimacy and transparency, especially when evaluating a new broker. Legitimate brokers typically present demo account features, trading conditions, and clear terms upfront. In Swiss Gold’s case, the lack of regulatory oversight and the warnings about suspicious business practices already put me on high alert. Moreover, there is a user exposure describing a problematic withdrawal process and what appears to be misleading communication from the broker’s representatives. Given that, I would adopt a very conservative approach and personally avoid engaging with any real funds—or even demo trials—until the company can provide verifiable and concrete information about its account offerings. Transparency around demo accounts, including whether they are genuinely free, how long they last, and if there are any restrictions, is fundamental for building trust. If Swiss Gold cannot offer this transparency, in my view as a trader, it's an additional red flag that reinforces my caution.