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Based on my careful review of Qian Kun Futures, I found that the broker does not actually offer a variety of account types in the way many international brokers do. For me, this is noteworthy because as a trader, having the ability to select an account structure that matches my strategy and capital can make a substantial difference in both comfort and performance. Qian Kun Futures, operating under a Chinese license and regulated by the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX), provides futures trading only, and the information available to clients is quite limited, particularly when it comes to account distinctions. I noticed there is no mention of demo accounts, which presents a challenge for anyone hoping to test the trading environment before committing real funds. All deposits and withdrawals must be processed via bank wire, and both the deposit and withdrawal accounts must be the same. Importantly, there's no published minimum deposit or detailed breakdown of fees, aside from the fact that no additional fees are charged for wire transfers. This is why I exercise extra caution—clarity around account specifications and transparency is essential for building trust with any broker. In summary, from what I have experienced and researched, Qian Kun Futures provides a single, futures-based account without the flexibility or variety I usually expect from more globally oriented brokers. This simplicity may suit highly focused futures traders familiar with Chinese regulations but lacks the tailored options many active traders seek.