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From my own experience as an active trader investigating specialized brokers, I’ve found that Tianfu Futures primarily offers commodity futures trading through their proprietary platforms—like Boyi Cloud Market and Wenhua Yingshun Cloud Market trading terminals. Unlike many international brokers that support popular third-party platforms such as MetaTrader 4 (MT4) or MetaTrader 5 (MT5)—which are widely recognized for their compatibility with Expert Advisors (EAs) and automated trading—Tianfu Futures’ platforms appear to be custom-developed and China-focused, with little public information indicating built-in EA or algorithmic trading support. This is relevant because the ability to use Expert Advisors usually depends on both platform architecture and company policy. While some platforms allow direct scripting or integration of trading bots, others may lack such capabilities or even restrict automated trading for compliance reasons. In comparing Tianfu’s platforms to global standards, I don't see any clear indications (from interface overviews or feature listings) that automated trading via EAs is available. In my experience, local Chinese brokerage software often does not prioritize open API access or custom automation the way MT4/MT5 do. For me, the absence of transparent EA support would make Tianfu Futures less suitable if I relied heavily on automation or custom trading bots. Anyone considering this broker should directly ask customer support about specific algorithmic trading options and technical integration, and approach claims of EA compatibility conservatively until official documentation is provided.