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In my experience evaluating brokers, the choice of trading platform is a fundamental consideration for both the practicality and safety of my trading activities. With Renta 4, what immediately stood out to me was that they provide access to a proprietary web platform and a mobile app for trading. There is no mention of industry-standard platforms such as MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or cTrader among their available options. For me, this is a significant limitation because platforms like MT4, MT5, and cTrader are widely tested, often audited, and offer strong transparency and functionality for execution, charting, and third-party integration, all of which matter to me when managing risk and employing automated strategies. The absence of these well-established platforms with Renta 4 means that I would not benefit from their robust feature sets or the familiarity that comes from years of community and developer support. Instead, I’d need to adapt to an in-house platform with potentially unknown execution quality and limited compatibility with professional trading tools. Given Renta 4’s already concerning lack of regulatory oversight, relying on a less recognizable trading platform increases my caution, as platform reliability and order execution transparency are critical to safeguarding my funds and trading integrity. Therefore, if industry-standard platform access is important for your trading style, Renta 4 does not cater to that need.