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From my own research and experience as a trader, I’ve found that QNB Invest does not offer support for popular third-party trading platforms such as MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or cTrader. Instead, they provide their own proprietary platform, accessible via web, desktop, tablets, and both Android and iOS devices. In my view, this is a critical shortcoming, especially for those of us who value the advanced charting tools, algorithmic trading, and vibrant third-party ecosystem of MT4 or MT5. Additionally, although there were references to “MT5 Full License” in some documentation, my investigation revealed that QNB Invest’s live trading is not conducted on the standard MT4/MT5 infrastructure familiar to most retail forex traders. There also appears to be confusion in available risk disclosures and platform labels, but I did not detect any direct client access to recognized MetaTrader or cTrader environments. Given the unregulated status highlighted in all credible sources, and the lack of demo account options, I personally exercise considerable caution and would not consider QNB Invest suitable for anyone seeking the flexibility and transparency of mainstream, internationally-accepted trading platforms. For me, broker support for MT4 or MT5 is a non-negotiable part of my trading safety and efficiency.