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As an experienced trader who closely evaluates brokers’ offerings and transparency, I find it crucial to have access to clear details about demo account availability, especially for anyone new to a platform or seeking to test trading strategies without risking real funds. Based on my thorough review of Taishin Securities, I have not found explicit information confirming the availability of a free demo account on their platform. The broker provides access to a diverse range of instruments—such as stocks, bonds, ETFs, commodities, and derivatives—primarily for Taiwan-based traders, and uses several of its own proprietary trading applications. While Taishin Securities appears well-regulated under the Taipei Exchange and offers credibility and local presence, the lack of published information regarding demo or practice accounts leaves me uncertain. This absence makes it hard for me to confidently recommend them to beginners or to anyone who—like me—values a risk-free environment for platform testing or strategy development. From my experience, major established brokers usually clarify demo account terms, including access, restrictions, and duration. In this case, since there’s no mention of demo account features or possible limitations, I would advise potential users to exercise caution: directly contact their support team for clarification before proceeding, and always be conservative with initial live deposits until fully familiar with a new broker’s systems. This approach is vital for protecting both your capital and peace of mind in an industry where details matter.