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Based on my review of EGM Securities, I can confirm that they do provide a demo account option. For someone like me, who values the opportunity to thoroughly test strategies and get acquainted with a broker’s trading environment before using real funds, this is a critical feature. The availability of both MT4 and MT5 platforms increases the demo account’s usefulness, allowing me to experiment with algorithmic trading and manual strategies in either setting. However, I’ve found no explicit information regarding any restrictions or time limits on the demo account’s use. Whenever I consider a broker, the absence of regulatory oversight weighs heavily in my risk assessment. For demo accounts specifically, the lack of time restrictions is important because some brokers limit demo usage to a few weeks, potentially pressuring traders to move to live trading prematurely. In EGM Securities’ case, I cannot guarantee there’s no time constraint, since the details about such limits aren’t officially disclosed. My cautious approach means I keep records of my tests and always clarify with support before relying on continued demo access. In summary, EGM Securities does offer a free demo account, and while I haven’t encountered hard evidence of a use-by date, I would recommend anyone considering them to reach out directly for written clarification if ongoing demo trading is a deciding factor for you.