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In my experience reviewing Questh X, the account types stand out primarily due to their extremely high minimum deposit requirements, which range from $10,000 to a staggering $1 million. This is highly unusual in the retail forex space and is worth considering with great caution. All account tiers advertise features like a maximum leverage of 1:500, spreads reportedly starting from 0.6, and support for EA trading. However, the only notable differentiation between these accounts is the minimum deposit amount. As far as I can tell, features like leverage and spread do not appear to improve with higher account tiers, apart from the entry-level account, which lists spreads from 2.0 instead of 0.6. From a risk management perspective—especially given that Questh X currently shows no recognized regulatory oversight and carries repeated warnings about suspicious licensing—these high barriers to entry raise significant red flags for me. In regulated environments, brokers typically offer lower minimum deposits and more transparent distinctions between account types, such as lower spreads, improved support, or exclusive features for higher-tier accounts. I did not observe such tangible benefits with Questh X’s structure. In my judgment, the differences between accounts here seem superficial, centering almost entirely on how much initial capital you’re required to risk, without a clear return in trader value or protection. This unbalanced risk-reward proposition, combined with the regulatory concerns, makes me extremely cautious about considering any of these account types.