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Based on my careful review of the information available on MIB, I could not find any indication that a free demo account is offered. As someone who relies on demo accounts to thoroughly evaluate a broker's trading environment and platform before risking real funds, the lack of explicit mention is concerning for me. Typically, reputable brokers clearly advertise their demo offerings, including details such as time limits or feature restrictions, because providing such access demonstrates transparency and a commitment to client education. With MIB, the focus in the available information is predominantly on their live service offerings and operational details—such as account types, deposit/withdrawal procedures, and the MIB Trade platform—rather than simulation or practice accounts. The omission of demo account information means I cannot evaluate critical aspects like platform usability or trade execution safety in a risk-free environment. This considerably limits my ability to comfortably recommend their services to new or cautious traders. From my perspective, when a broker omits demo account options, or does not disclose their terms, it requires extra caution. For those prioritizing hands-on testing or learning with no monetary risk, this lack of clarity would be a significant drawback in choosing MIB as a trading partner.