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Based on my own review of Mad Gain, I noticed that the available information about their account types is limited and not as transparent as I would prefer when evaluating a broker for serious trading activities. The broker has been operating for only 1-2 years, and while it claims to be regulated in the United States with registration details and a business address, the specifics on individual trading accounts—such as minimum deposits, leverage, spreads, or special features—are generally lacking in the publicly available materials. For me, the lack of clear descriptions regarding account structures is a significant point of caution. Compared to more established brokers, which typically offer a range of well-outlined account types (like ECN, Standard, or Cent), Mad Gain does not provide this necessary clarity. This absence makes it difficult to accurately compare what might set its accounts apart. The only notable technical resource I could confirm is their VPS standard offering, which may appeal to algorithmic or high-frequency traders, but again, details are sparse. As an experienced trader, I must emphasize the importance of full transparency and comprehensive disclosure when assessing a broker's suitability, especially for something as critical as account selection. Until Mad Gain provides clearer, more detailed information directly about its different trading accounts, I would approach decision-making with a conservative mindset and prioritize brokers with demonstrably higher transparency.