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As a trader who prioritizes safety and transparency, what stands out immediately with MONETARY GOLD is the lack of any verified regulatory license and the presence of a high-risk warning from independent evaluations. When I looked for specific details about their account types, I found virtually no transparent or reliable information directly available. For me, this is a significant concern—established brokers typically provide clear, comparative details about account features, trading conditions, and client protections. From my experience, comparing account types is crucial for making informed decisions, especially regarding leverage, spreads, minimum deposits, and platform access. Unfortunately, with MONETARY GOLD, this lack of detailed disclosure raises red flags about what—if any—distinctions exist between account tiers. It’s not just the absence of options but also the absence of accountability and verifiable terms that I find problematic. Without regulated oversight, there’s no external assurance that any advertised account differences will be honored or that client funds are protected. For me personally, trusting a broker means full transparency and regulatory safeguards—neither of which are present with MONETARY GOLD. If specific account type comparisons and features can't be independently validated, I find it prudent to refrain from engaging until authoritative evidence and regulatory clarity are available.