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In my thorough review of R K Global as a trader, I found that their main trading platforms are RKG Diet ODIN (specifically the ODIN 10x Setup for desktops) and RKG Net.Net, a web-based trading platform. The ODIN terminal focuses on multi-segment, multi-trade access and aims to deliver fast executions, real-time quotes, and advanced order types such as bracket or cover orders. RKG Net.Net, on the other hand, is intended for quick, installation-free online trading, providing much of the same core functionality as their desktop solution. However, in my experience and according to their disclosures, R K Global does not support standard third-party platforms like MT4, MT5, or cTrader. For many traders—myself included—this is a significant consideration. The lack of MT4/MT5 means there is no access to widely-used expert advisors, custom indicators, or algorithmic trading capabilities that these global platforms offer. While their in-house platforms might suffice for straightforward manual trading, I find that the absence of established platforms can limit flexibility and advanced automation strategies, which is an important factor when assessing the suitability of a broker for those who rely on these tools. Ultimately, while R K Global provides its own proprietary solutions, caution is warranted if your trading depends on the specific features or ecosystem of MT4, MT5, or cTrader. For me, this limitation raises concerns, especially considering their overall risk profile and regulatory situation.