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In my personal experience reviewing EA Capital, I did notice that both MT4 and MT5 demo servers are available, which typically means a free demo account option exists. As a trader who values hands-on testing before real-money commitment, having demo access is an important consideration for me. That said, I couldn't find clear guidance on the official website about specific conditions or restrictions for the demo accounts, including whether there's a time limit or limitations on available features. One point of concern is that the MT5 demo server was marked as "Stopped" in the data I reviewed, which might signal technical or accessibility issues for MT5 practice accounts. In contrast, the MT4 demo appears operational, with typical leverage options visible. However, the lack of transparent information on duration or full account features raises potential red flags for me, especially given EA Capital's unverified regulatory status and suspicious license cloning flagged in the background materials. Given the high-risk signals, I would remain cautious. I highly recommend directly contacting their support before relying on demo functionality, as I always prioritize platform reliability and regulatory clarity when choosing where to practice or trade. Ultimately, while demo accounts can foster learning, the risks associated with EA Capital mean I would be very careful before proceeding, even with a practice account.