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From my own deep dive into GFFM, I found that the broker does not publicly detail a range of different account types, which is unusual compared to many other brokers I have reviewed or used in the past. Instead, GFFM is structured as a futures and options broker, primarily targeting professional or institutional traders with a focus on commodities like metals, energy products, and agricultural goods. As someone who prefers transparency and choice in account structures—such as standard, ECN, or Islamic accounts—this lack of specific information on account types made me cautious. GFFM’s apparent absence of a demo account is also significant for me. Testing strategies or platform features in a risk-free environment has always been an important step before committing real funds, so the absence of this option would be a disadvantage, particularly for less experienced traders or anyone unfamiliar with their platforms (Patsystems, TT, and ATP). Furthermore, without details on minimum deposits, leverage, spreads, or dedicated retail account structures, I felt that new users could struggle to assess whether GFFM’s offering truly aligns with their needs. Altogether, for my trading preferences—where clarity of account features and conditions is critical—I find GFFM’s account information limited. This lack of detail increases my caution, and I would recommend that any trader looking at GFFM contact their support directly before making any decisions or depositing funds.