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After carefully reviewing my experience and the available information, I found that Industrial Securities Futures does not openly detail a range of distinct account types as some other brokers might. The services highlighted such as special private equity FOF business and quantitative strategy management seem oriented more towards institutional or sophisticated clients rather than a retail forex trader like myself. What stands out for me is the clear presence of a demo account, which is valuable for those wishing to practice strategies or familiarize themselves with the Xingzheng Futures trading app before committing real funds. Beyond that, there is a lack of publicized details about features you often find associated with traditional account types—such as differing minimum deposits, fee structures, or leverage options—which makes direct comparisons impossible. This limited transparency is a material consideration in my own risk assessment process. In my view, not having clear, upfront specifics about account distinctions or related trading conditions can make it difficult for individuals to determine if the broker fits their needs or risk profile. While regulation under CFFEX inspires some trust, the absence of standard account information is a critical gap, particularly for YMYL (Your Money, Your Life) financial decisions. Therefore, I remain cautious and would recommend that anyone considering Industrial Securities Futures reaches out directly for clarification on account types and associated terms before opening or funding any kind of account.