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As an experienced forex trader who values security and proper regulation, I appreciate that GMO CLICK stands out for its strict licensing under Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA). When it comes to account types, GMO CLICK doesn’t follow the traditional model of distinct, tiered accounts (like "Standard" or "Pro" accounts) that many global brokers use. Instead, my experience shows their offering revolves around a suite of specialized platforms for varying asset classes—such as FX, CFDs, stocks, and bonds—each effectively serving as its own type of account or trading interface. For instance, if I’m focusing on FX, I use GMO Click FX or Hatchu-kun FX Plus, whereas for CFDs or equities, I switch to their respective applications. Each platform is tailored for its purpose, with unique technical features and a specific trading environment, but crucially, all accounts benefit from the same regulatory protections and competitive cost structure. This platform-driven approach means that, in practice, the core experience—tight spreads, low to zero commissions, and absence of inactivity fees—is consistent, regardless of which underlying account I use. However, it’s important to recognize that while fees and user access are very attractive, there are distinctions worth considering: for example, foreign currency withdrawals involve extra charges, and certain platforms cater better to desktop or mobile workflows. My advice is to carefully match your preferred trading instruments with the most suitable of GMO CLICK’s specialized platforms, as that will shape your daily workflow more than any "account type" label would.