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Speaking from my own experience evaluating brokers, I found it difficult to properly compare different account types at SK because there is very limited and vague information available regarding their trading conditions. Unlike most established forex brokers, SK doesn’t publicly provide details about account options, minimum deposits, spreads, or supported leverage. For me, as someone who values clear transparency before trusting a firm with my capital, this raises a considerable flag. I further note that SK is not regulated by any recognized financial authority in South Korea—the FSC and FSS do not supervise this broker. This lack of regulation means there is no external oversight to hold SK accountable in case of disputes or malpractice. With no clear breakdown of account tiers, it becomes impossible for me to compare their features or ascertain if options for demo trading, ECN access, or tailored conditions for beginners versus advanced traders are even offered. In my cautious opinion, choosing an unregulated broker that doesn’t fully disclose account details introduces unnecessary risk, especially for those of us who depend on stable, secure, and clearly defined trading environments. Before depositing funds or engaging further, I would require comprehensive, official documentation outlining all available account types and their features to make an informed decision.