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In my examination of 4e as a trading platform, I found that only their proprietary, self-developed platform is available—accessible via both web and mobile app. In my experience, this immediately sets off some caution, as the wider industry standard platforms like MT4 and MT5 are not supported here. For traders used to the reliability, transparency, and broad functionality of MT4 or MT5, the absence of these options is a significant downside. Additionally, despite a user review mentioning cTrader, I found no evidence that cTrader is actually available through 4e. This inconsistency only increased my concerns about transparency. From an expert’s perspective, MT4 and MT5 are popular because they offer powerful charting tools and trusted order execution, and because they are regulated and independently audited in many instances. When a broker does not provide access to these platforms—and instead offers a closed, self-developed system—it’s much harder for me to verify the integrity of order execution or evaluate platform reliability. For my own trading, especially with unregulated brokers, I insist on platform clarity and external validation. Unfortunately, 4e offers neither, so I am unable to recommend them for traders seeking industry-standard platform support or proven reliability.