Solid

From what I understand, Solid offers two platforms: QUIK and Bloomberg. As a trader, I find both platforms interesting. QUIK is developed by Russian developers and is widely used for securities and currency trading, while Bloomberg offers real-time market data and trade execution, which is valuable to me as someone who relies on reliable data for financial decisions. For me, the availability of solid platforms like these can make a huge difference in executing timely and informed trades.

On Solid, I can trade forex, stocks, funds, and ETFs. However, I noticed that commodities, indices, cryptocurrencies, bonds, and options are not available, which may limit my diversification options as a trader. As someone who likes to trade across different markets, this is something I would consider when evaluating whether Solid platforms fit my needs.

From my perspective, Solid seems legitimate because it is regulated by CySEC, which means it follows certain financial standards. However, it operates under a Market Maker license, which means they may act as a counterparty to my trades. I would consider this risk when deciding whether or not to use the platform. While it's regulated, I always make sure to verify that any platform, including solid platforms, aligns with my security and risk management needs.

In my opinion, the pros of Solid include 24/7 customer support, a long operational history, and it being regulated by CySEC. However, the cons I’ve noticed are unclear fees, no support for MT4 or MT5, and undisclosed payment methods. As a trader, these are factors I would take into consideration when deciding whether to use Solid, especially as I look for solid platforms with transparency and reliable support.