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In my experience as a trader, I place significant emphasis on the availability of free demo accounts when evaluating any broker, since these are crucial for practice and strategy testing without financial risk. After carefully reviewing all available information about CEZ Hungary, I could not find any indication that the company offers retail trading services or provides demo accounts to individuals. In fact, CEZ Hungary operates exclusively as a corporate energy service provider, working only with large businesses that consume more than 15 GWh of electricity annually. Their services concentrate on electricity procurement, risk management, and renewable energy integration for corporate entities, rather than providing access to forex or CFD trading platforms. Additionally, CEZ Hungary is not regulated by any financial authority. From a risk management point of view, this lack of regulation itself is a considerable concern for anyone considering trading or investment activity with a broker. This further reinforces why, for me, I would not expect demo or retail trading features—let alone retail account provisions—at CEZ Hungary. For traders specifically seeking a free demo account, I would caution that CEZ Hungary is not structured to serve these needs, nor do they appear to offer such services or platforms whatsoever. If simulating trades is your priority, you would be better served by exploring well-regulated brokers who clearly cater to individual traders and advertise demo account features up front.