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Drawing directly from my due diligence and careful review of Monex Europe, I can report that their available trading platforms are notably different from what most retail forex traders might expect. Rather than supporting the popular MT4, MT5, or cTrader platforms, Monex Europe offers its own proprietary solutions: the Monex Pay Platform, accessible via web, iOS, and Android, as well as integration options through the Monex REST API. For me, as someone accustomed to the robust charting and technical tools of MT4 or cTrader, this is a definite departure. The Monex Pay Platform appears particularly oriented towards corporate clients handling international payments and currency management, rather than individual speculators or active retail traders. This choice reflects Monex Europe's focus: Spot FX, forwards, FX derivatives, hedging, and global payments, all generally tailored to businesses rather than individuals. The lack of MT4, MT5, or cTrader also means I would not have access to the familiar Expert Advisors, custom indicators, or algorithmic trading environment that I've relied on elsewhere. For experienced traders like myself, platform familiarity is crucial for strategy execution and risk management, and it is important to be aware that Monex Europe’s platform would require significant adjustment. In summary, based strictly on my research, Monex Europe does not offer MT4, MT5, or cTrader support—only its proprietary platform and API, with a clear orientation towards institutional and corporate use. This distinction is essential to recognize before considering any engagement.