Beginning with a micro account does not necessarily mean that you can skip over the demo stage. This cuts down on the chances of making technical mistakes or mistakes in the execution of your system in your real cash account, provided of course that the platform is the same in demo as for the real market. To get the most from a micro forex account it is important to have a system that does not involve huge risks . This means that any loss is probably going to have an enormous impact. Thus you need a system that only makes small losses. Don’t choose a system with an especially high win rate because it’s likely the losses, when they do happen, will be heavy. Of course, no forex system is totally foreseeable, but statistically a tiny account balance will have an improved chance of surviving that way.
After you are making steady profits with a micro account you can gradually add more funds to your balance and increase the number of lots that you commit in each trade, until at last you are ready to head to a mini foreign exchange lot size which is ten times bigger. Used in this way, a micro currency exchange account may be the easiest way to start with beginner foreign exchange trading.