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In my assessment of ADMIS, based on the available details, I was unable to find any evidence that they provide a demo account—free or otherwise. This is a significant factor for me when evaluating a broker’s transparency and suitability for individual traders, especially for those who, like myself, prefer to test the trading environment and platforms before committing any real funds. The lack of clear information about a demo account, or whether it comes with time limits or other conditions, does raise concern. In my experience, reputable brokers who value risk management and client education usually offer demo accounts without restrictive costs, giving traders a realistic chance to evaluate offerings and practice skills. Given ADMIS’s focus on professional-grade futures trading through platforms like CQG and TT, I had hoped there would be a straightforward pathway for trial use. Unfortunately, the absence of public information on this point makes me reluctant to make firm assumptions. Without a transparent free demo account offer, I must exercise added caution—especially with limited clarity elsewhere about account structure and trading conditions. For my trading standards, this is a notable gap, and I would strongly recommend reaching out directly to ADMIS for up-to-date details before considering live trading.