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From my personal experience evaluating brokers, I find that RICO’s main benefits revolve around accessibility, platform variety, and its tailored offering for the Brazilian market. First and foremost, the range of available trading platforms is quite broad. Having access to options like MetaTrader 5, as well as regional favorites such as Profit Rico Trader, TraderEvolution, and Tradezone, allowed me to experiment and settle on the platform best suited to my trading style. This flexibility is valuable, especially for those who want to test strategies across multiple interfaces. Secondly, RICO stands out in its ability to integrate both investment and digital account services within one environment. This dual setup made it possible for me to handle regular payments, wage receipts, and my trading funds in a single account, which added a layer of convenience that’s often missing with strictly international brokers. Lastly, from what I observed, RICO’s focus on products tailored for the Brazilian market—such as fixed-income offerings, direct treasury investments, and local stock market products—provided better access to domestic opportunities. For traders like myself, who actively seek exposure to Brazil-specific assets or wish to diversify within local instruments, this was an appealing aspect. However, while these features add value, I approach RICO with caution due to its lack of regulation and the risks highlighted by its low trust score. For me, the advantages are meaningful only for highly risk-tolerant individuals, and I would advise fully understanding the inherent risks before committing funds.