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Based on my review and experience navigating LUKFOOK’s offering, the distinction between their account types appears quite limited, especially from the perspective of a trader seeking flexibility. LUKFOOK focuses mainly on two account types: the Securities Account and the Options Account. From what I observed, both accounts are quite specialized and correspond directly to the asset classes available for trading—namely equities and options respectively. Unlike many brokers that provide segmented accounts for forex, commodities, or even CFD trading, LUKFOOK’s structure is more traditional and focused on listed Hong Kong products. I find it important to note that there is a notable lack of clear information regarding minimum deposit requirements for each account. This ambiguity can be a drawback if you’re budgeting or planning to scale your activities gradually. Additionally, based on my own attempts to compare account structures, features such as commission rates, margin requirements, or added perks (like demo access or copy trading) are either negotiable or simply not transparently detailed per account type. This lack of differentiation, in my view, can complicate the process of choosing the most suitable account for specific trading strategies. For me as a cautious trader, the limited clarity and absence of greater account customization suggest the need to reach out directly to their customer support—though it’s worth noting that some user feedback points to slow service responses. Ultimately, if you’re accustomed to brokers with a wide variety of account personalization options, LUKFOOK may feel restrictive. Always ensure you verify all details directly with the broker before proceeding.