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Drawing on my research and personal approach to broker selection, I’ve found that Mandiri Investindo Futures offers two account types: a Micro Account and a Mini Account. Unfortunately, the broker’s website and official materials provide very limited public information about the distinct features and conditions of each account type. This lack of transparency makes it challenging, in my view, to clearly assess which type might be suitable for a given trading style or risk appetite, especially for those who demand precise details before committing to a broker. Both account types are regulated under BAPPEBTI in Indonesia, which does give a baseline of safety and regulatory oversight. From my own experience, the existence of Micro and Mini accounts at most brokers usually suggests differences in minimum deposits, position size requirements, and possibly leverage availability. However, with Mandiri Investindo Futures, the absence of disclosed specifics—such as deposit thresholds, spreads, or commission structures—means I cannot verify these typical distinctions in this case. The only concrete points I can confirm are that both accounts allow trading in forex, gold, crude oil, and palm oil via MT5. For me, the scarcity of clear, detailed comparisons between the Micro and Mini accounts would warrant a cautious approach. Without hard data, I would reach out directly for terms and avoid making decisions based solely on general assumptions or industry norms. Transparency is essential for trust, especially when it comes to account features and costs, and I highly value clarity before opening any live account.