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Based on my direct research into Consilium, I found the information about their account types to be rather opaque. Unlike most brokers in the industry, Consilium does not appear to publicly offer a variety of typical retail forex account types with clear distinctions. As far as I can determine, Consilium primarily deals with trusts, structured products, funds, and shares—not standard forex trading accounts. I was unable to find detailed or transparent information specifying different accounts, such as those separated by minimum deposits or features like leverage or spreads. This lack of clarity is concerning, particularly for a trader like myself who values transparent terms before opening any account. Additionally, the absence of a demo account is another limitation. For me, having access to a demo account is critical in evaluating a broker's platform, order execution, and general trading conditions before risking real capital. The fact that Consilium’s product focus and account structures are not clearly published raises significant questions about suitability and accessibility for most forex traders. Because of these ambiguities and the suspicious regulatory signals flagged in my research, I would urge extreme caution before considering Consilium—especially if you are accustomed to straightforward account comparisons elsewhere. In my experience, transparency and granularity in account information are non-negotiable when choosing a trading partner.