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From my experience analyzing broker account structures, Victory Securities stands out by offering three distinct account types, each tailored to investor profile and needs. The Personal Account is suitable for individual investors, specifically those based in Hong Kong or Mainland China, which means they’ve designed the onboarding and service processes for local regulatory and client requirements. The Company Account serves corporate clients, accommodating both local Hong Kong firms and overseas entities; this is a practical feature if you’re managing institutional or business-related investments, as documentation and service features differ for corporate entities. Most notably, the Virtual Asset (VA) Account is exclusive to individual or corporate professional investors who have already opened a personal or company account. In my view, this gatekeeping signals their intent to comply with local regulations for digital assets and ensures that less-experienced investors are not exposed to higher-risk markets without adequate vetting. Each account type also impacts platform access and eligible services—such as which trading products can be accessed and what KYC (know your customer) process applies. From a cautious trader’s perspective, I find these distinctions important; they shape not only what markets I can access but also emphasize regulatory compliance and investor suitability—key factors I always prioritize before choosing an account type for my trading goals.