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Drawing from my own experience as a trader and after careful research on DONGHUA FUTURES, I found that their offering diverges from the typical multi-account model seen at many international brokers. Rather than traditional retail Forex accounts, DONGHUA FUTURES is structured as a specialized Chinese futures brokerage, licensed and regulated under the China Financial Futures Exchange. They primarily offer access to trading standard futures and commodities contracts listed in China, not forex or a wide suite of asset classes. Their account structure seems to be unified, focusing on professional futures brokerage services rather than differentiated by tier or trading style. This means that, for me, the key differences among accounts aren’t about leverage, spread, or minimum deposit, but rather about the choice of trading terminals—several versions of their proprietary desktop platforms are available, each tailored for different technical needs or preferences. For example, there’s the Fast Futures V2 and V3 terminals, and a couple of cloud-based options. Since fee structures and deposit/withdrawal procedures are not clearly disclosed, I remain conservative in my approach. My advice is to thoroughly clarify all costs and operational requirements directly with the broker before opening or funding an account. The regulatory oversight is a positive, but the lack of transparent product segmentation or public info regarding fees makes me cautious. For futures trading within China’s markets, DONGHUA FUTURES appears solid; however, for flexibility in account type or asset diversity, they may not be the optimal choice for every trader.