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In my experience navigating various broker offerings, I find CCB Futures to be rather limited and somewhat unclear when it comes to the available account types. Unlike many brokers that clearly define and distinguish between standard, professional, or VIP accounts, CCB Futures does not provide explicit information about specific account options for retail traders. The only type that is clearly mentioned is the demo account, which is available for practice and platform familiarization—something I always recommend using before committing real funds. From what I have gathered, account opening with CCB Futures requires certain internet-based procedures, and some associated fees apply, but details about minimum deposit requirements, tiered account features, or personalized service levels are absent. This lack of transparency stands out for me, as clarity in account structures is often essential for understanding brokerage suitability and cost. Given these uncertainties, I exercise extra caution. The platform is regulated in China and authorized to offer futures trading, which offers some degree of oversight and professional credibility. However, I cannot make meaningful comparisons between account types since they are not disclosed. As a prudent trader, I prioritize brokers that are transparent and forthcoming about their product offerings and service levels. Until CCB Futures provides more specific details regarding its account structures, I remain reserved in my assessment, focusing only on the verified demo functionality and the regulatory status.