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As someone who values robust automated trading tools in my strategies, I took a careful look at Metaverse Securities’ platform offerings before opening an account. Metaverse Securities mainly supports MetaStock, Fuyuan Benben, and Yisheng Polestar Futures, without offering the widely adopted MT4 or MT5 platforms. In my experience, the lack of MT4/MT5 means native support for the kinds of Expert Advisors (EAs) widely used in forex trading is absent. MetaStock does allow for some automation through system testing and scripting, but this is very different from the plug-and-play EA functionality found with MetaTrader. The other platforms mentioned focus more on manual, chart-based trading and don’t appear to have open environments for the typical FX EAs most algo traders rely on. For me, this was a clear limitation—one that could restrict traders who depend on flexible, third-party algorithmic trading solutions. Unless you are able to custom-script or adapt your automation to one of Metaverse Securities’ supported platforms (and accept the technical and practical hurdles involved), I don’t see it as a straightforward broker for running EAs in the way I’m accustomed to. For anyone prioritizing seamless EA integration, this would be a significant consideration before opening an account. Exercising caution and thorough platform research is essential for anyone with a strong interest in automated trading.