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As someone who prioritizes transparency and clarity in all my trading relationships, I found Oriental Securities Corporation’s approach somewhat lacking when it comes to account type details. Based on my experience reviewing their offerings, there is no explicit information publicly available regarding multiple retail account types, specific fee structures, or tailored conditions that are commonly provided by global brokers. The focus at Oriental Securities Corporation is largely on traditional securities brokerage and proprietary trading, under clear regulation by the Taipei Exchange, with a strong track record in the Taiwanese market. Their trading platform supports securities, futures, and bonds, but crucially, they do not offer forex, commodities, or CFD products. Most trading activity for individual clients appears to go through their self-developed mobile application, “亞東證券-亞東e指賺.” This emphasis on a streamlined service is typical for regional, regulated brokers in East Asia, but it means there’s less flexibility or account segmentation by experience level, margin needs, or trading style. Because the broker lacks published guidance about account tiers, minimum deposits, or preferential spreads, I’d recommend approaching with due caution and contacting their customer service directly for personal circumstances. In my own practice, I never commit funds to any institution unless I am clear on all conditions—including account types and costs—so without this, I can only consider Oriental Securities Corporation suitable for straightforward securities or futures trading, not for diverse or leveraged forex accounts. My advice is to verify every aspect before opening an account, especially if you are used to the more granular offerings of international online brokers.