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In my experience reviewing Master Door FX based on the available information, I could not confirm the existence of a free demo account or any specific features associated with it, such as time limits or usage restrictions. Normally, reputable brokers display demo account details and terms transparently, as this is often a key tool for new traders to practice without risking real funds. However, the lack of clear information about demo account offerings on Master Door FX's platform is concerning for me. This absence might indicate either that a demo account is not provided, or that the broker does not prioritize transparent communication about its services. Additionally, I approach this broker with heightened caution because Master Door FX currently lacks valid regulatory oversight and is flagged with a suspicious regulatory license. The broker's overall risk is rated high and there are other warning signs, such as a very low score in regulatory and risk management indexes. For me, when a broker is not fully transparent about fundamental features like demo accounts—and is unregulated—the risk outweighs the benefits. As a matter of best practice, I always prioritize brokers who openly advertise demo account details, set clear terms, and are subject to reputable regulation, as this better protects my interests and ability to evaluate trading conditions safely.