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As an experienced trader, I pay close attention to the trading platforms offered by any broker because the technology and user experience directly impact how effectively I can execute my strategies. VPS offers its proprietary platforms—SmartOne, SmartPRO, and SmartEasy. In my assessment, these platforms aim to cater to different user types, with SmartOne seemingly directed at experienced traders, and SmartEasy likely targeting beginners. However, it’s important to note that neither MT4, MT5, nor cTrader—three of the most widely-used and reputable platforms in the forex community—are supported by VPS. This is a significant limitation from my standpoint. Most seasoned traders value MT4 and MT5 not only for their advanced charting capabilities and third-party integrations but also for a consistent experience across various brokers. The absence of these standard platforms means I’d need to adapt to new proprietary tools and possibly forego existing custom indicators, automated trading scripts, and strategies built on MT4 or MT5. For me, trading on a lesser-known, unregulated broker’s proprietary platform introduces a layer of operational risk, compounded by the broker’s lack of oversight from any recognized financial authority. For anyone considering VPS, I’d urge careful evaluation of whether their in-house platforms can reliably fulfill your trading needs, since proven third-party alternatives like MT4, MT5, or cTrader aren’t available.