Based on my research and direct review of the available information, I was unable to find any clear or reliable details about account types provided by Swiss Gold. This lack of transparency is immediately concerning for me as an experienced trader because established brokers typically provide clear descriptions of their account offerings, including features, minimum deposits, spreads, and leverage. What stands out with Swiss Gold is not just the absence of account type information, but also their broader lack of regulatory oversight and extremely low trust scores. Moreover, the only user experience I encountered pointed to serious concerns, not just about account conditions but about the fundamental operation of the broker itself. There are reports of questionable practices, such as being requested to deposit additional funds under the pretense of tax requirements, which is a classic warning sign for scams in the industry. In my own trading journey, I have learned that transparency and regulation are the foundations of trust. When neither are present and when account information is vague or missing, that alone is enough for me to exercise extreme caution, regardless of any promotional claims a broker might make about their services.