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As an independent forex trader, I looked into Chibagin Securities primarily for its regulation and product diversity, but I found the information on account types to be notably limited. In my experience, a broker’s distinct account types—whether for forex, stocks, or other assets—are critical in determining both the range of features and their suitability for traders at different levels. With Chibagin Securities, however, I could not locate detailed breakdowns about individual account categories or tiered benefits on their public materials. The lack of demo accounts and transparency regarding account specifications stood out to me. What distinguishes Chibagin Securities, from my perspective, is not so much a variety of account types, but rather its breadth of products under a regulated environment overseen by Japan’s FSA. The firm offers access to domestic and foreign stocks, investment trusts, REITs, ETFs, bonds, and specific products like equity accumulation and NISA investments. This switches the focus from choosing "account types" to selecting among numerous instruments and services within a single, presumably standardized account structure. For risk-conscious traders like myself, this lack of granular account detail creates uncertainty, so I emphasize the need to contact the firm directly for up-to-date, precise information before making any commitments. I believe that anyone considering Chibagin Securities should approach it with the expectation of a traditional, regulated Japanese brokerage platform, but should not expect the kind of customizable account structure common with global forex-specialist brokers.