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From my personal experience evaluating Finansia, one of the first hurdles I encountered was the lack of clear information regarding the minimum deposit requirement. Finansia does offer real live trading accounts, but nowhere in the official materials—nor throughout my review of their platform—did I find an explicitly stated minimum deposit amount for opening an account. This level of ambiguity is unusual among brokers I’ve worked with, as most clearly outline their funding requirements upfront to help traders plan accordingly. Based on my own cautious approach as a trader, I consider it important to have defined funding requirements before committing to any broker. The only specifics Finansia provides relate to their account types: for a Cash Account, you need to deposit at least 20% of the trade value as collateral, but for Cash Balance and Credit Balance accounts, the requirements vary and are tied to trade amounts and collateral, rather than a set starting threshold. While deposits up to 2,000,000 THB are possible via PromptPay and no deposit fee is charged, the absence of a disclosed minimum deposit could lead to uncertainty for newcomers. Personally, this lack of transparency raises questions for me about planning and risk management. I urge any prospective client to directly confirm funding requirements with Finansia’s support team before opening an account; I would not feel comfortable proceeding with a live account until all terms are crystal clear. In my view, verifying these critical details is a minimum standard of due diligence for any financial decision in a high-risk industry.