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In my experience as an independent trader, I consider it essential to thoroughly compare account features before deciding to commit funds to any broker. With Valuable Capital, I found that while they position themselves as cost-effective—offering accounts with no commission and a low 15 HKD minimum charge—the overall transparency regarding different account types is somewhat limited. The accounts are clearly designed to appeal to both beginners and those with smaller starting balances, but I could not find detailed breakdowns of features such as leverage limits, margin requirements, or differentiated service levels for higher-tier accounts. This lack of clarity can make it challenging for traders with specific needs to assess whether their requirements will be met. What stood out for me was the convenience factor; their platform supports straightforward account opening and claims an easy onboarding process. Nevertheless, the complexity of some fee items and the scarcity of information on funding and withdrawal methods raised concerns for me, as these can directly impact overall trading costs and the ease of moving funds. User feedback indicates both positive experiences with the professionalism of staff and serious complaints about withdrawal difficulties; this is something I never overlook. Although Valuable Capital has SFC regulation, in my judgment, the broker could do more to specify account distinctions and address concerns about fund accessibility. For me, the takeaway is that while the base features are attractive, any trader considering Valuable Capital should proceed carefully, seek clear confirmation about account conditions, and remain vigilant about risk—especially regarding withdrawals.