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In my experience as a forex trader, I am always extremely careful when considering brokers, especially those with questionable regulatory backgrounds. Unfortunately, when assessing Zora, I found no reliable or transparent information about their account types. The absence of valid regulatory oversight is a significant red flag for me, as it makes it difficult to verify anything they claim to offer, including the structure and features of their accounts. Personally, I rely on clear official details to make informed comparisons between account types—such as differences in spreads, commissions, leverage, and withdrawal policies. With Zora, not only is their website unavailable for reference, but WikiFX gives them a near-zero regulatory score and explicitly flags them as a high-risk, suspicious entity. For me, this means I cannot independently validate what sorts of accounts are available or whether they deliver any advertised features. The sole user review I’ve seen describes serious issues with withdrawals and a worrying lack of responsiveness from their support, which further undermines trust. Given these risk factors and the lack of verifiable, detailed account information, I would be extremely cautious. Without trustworthy data, I cannot compare Zora’s account types to each other, nor would I feel comfortable opening any account with them. For me, transparency and robust regulation are non-negotiable prerequisites.