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After reviewing my own experience alongside the facts available, I would approach Consorsbank with caution if you’re hoping to use Expert Advisors (EAs) for automated trading. Unlike brokers that offer MetaTrader 4 or 5—platforms well-known for supporting EAs—Consorsbank relies on its proprietary app as the only trading platform. There is currently no clear evidence or indication that this app allows integration with EAs or supports algorithmic trading. The lack of detailed information on platform capabilities, especially around automation and third-party trading tools, is a considerable concern for me as an algorithmic trader. Furthermore, I believe it’s critical to highlight that Consorsbank operates without valid regulatory oversight. In my view, this absence of regulation not only increases operational risk but also reduces transparency, especially around platform specifications and the handling of potential technical disputes. Given the limited platform information, and Consorsbank’s unregulated status, I would not rely on them for EA-based or automated trading. For algo strategies, I prefer well-regulated brokers offering industry-standard platforms with explicit EA support. My advice, based strictly on personal experience and a conservative approach, is to thoroughly investigate any broker’s platform capabilities and regulatory standing before attempting to automate trades through them.