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In my experience reviewing brokers, it’s always crucial to put regulatory status and platform transparency above all else. With Aqua, a significant issue I quickly noted is the lack of clear, verifiable information regarding demo accounts. The broker currently holds no valid regulatory license and is flagged for a “suspicious scope of business” with high potential risk. The absence of a confirmed website and the low WikiFX score make it difficult for me to find trustworthy details about any free demo account being offered or the potential restrictions that might come with one, such as time limits or trading limitations. From my conservative perspective, this complete lack of accessible demo account information raises further concerns about Aqua’s reliability and commitment to client protection. Regulated brokers almost always present these account features clearly – and often make them easily accessible. When key details are missing, especially for something as fundamental as a demo account, my general practice is to proceed with extreme caution and, more often than not, favor brokers with transparent policies and recognized oversight. For anyone considering trading with Aqua, I would advise seeking platforms where demo account conditions are disclosed and easy to verify before risking any capital.