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Having traded with a variety of brokers over the years, I always pay special attention to account types and how transparently they’re presented. With OMEGA, while it’s clear that accounts are tailored for three groups—Retail Clients, Professional Clients, and Eligible Counterparties—the lack of detailed information on specific account features stands out to me. For me, this makes it challenging to make a direct, informed comparison between the accounts, especially compared to brokers that layout minimum deposit requirements, spreads, leverage, or specific benefits for each tier upfront. This limited transparency requires a cautious approach. I know from my experience that understanding precise account parameters—like trading costs or margin requirements—is essential for effective risk management and strategy planning. OMEGA does specify that it’s regulated by CySEC and that it offers standard financial instruments, which provides some reassurance about oversight, but without clear account specifics, I feel obligated to treat the offerings conservatively. In summary, while the segregation into client categories suggests an attempt to meet varying trader needs, the lack of public detail means, for me, that I would need to directly contact OMEGA or request further documentation to make any meaningful account comparison—and I'd be careful before making any commitments.