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Based on my experience reviewing HUA TAI’s current offerings, I did not find any option for a complimentary demo account. For me, this is a notable limitation. As someone who values risk management and preparation, I always prefer to test a broker’s platform and execution quality in a risk-free environment before committing real funds. Unfortunately, HUA TAI appears to only provide a live account, with no mention of demo or practice accounts available to prospective clients. This means that anyone considering trading with them must start directly with real capital, which increases the personal risk, especially for newer traders or those less familiar with their self-developed platforms like MD5 or Zhangle App. The absence of a demo account makes it challenging to evaluate aspects such as order execution, spread consistency, or slippage in advance. In my view, this is a conservative broker choice that may be more suitable for experienced traders who are already confident with the product offerings and can handle the initial learning curve without practice trades. For cautious traders like me, the lack of a demo environment is a drawback and something I recommend others weigh carefully before opening an account.