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Based on my assessment of Fulbright Financial Group, I found that their trading platform offering is quite distinct compared to many mainstream brokers. They do not support MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or cTrader—major platforms commonly chosen by forex and CFD traders for their flexibility and advanced features. Instead, Fulbright provides a suite of proprietary platforms: the Fulbright App for mobile access, the Fulbright Terminal for PC, a web-based platform, the Fulbright Pro Terminal, and the Fulbright Speed Trader suite targeted at high-frequency traders in the Hong Kong market. For me as an independent trader, the absence of MT4 or MT5 is a clear limitation, especially if algorithmic trading, custom indicators, or cross-broker workflow is a priority. MT4 and MT5 have earned widespread adoption due to their user-defined tools and an expansive support community; choosing a broker without them means accepting a more closed, broker-specific ecosystem. That said, Fulbright’s proprietary platforms appear designed to support a range of experience levels, from beginners to professionals, and are optimized for local Hong Kong markets. Still, without public access to demo accounts and insufficient transparency about core features or back-end connectivity, I would approach with caution and recommend thoroughly evaluating whether these platforms meet one’s trading needs and risk-management standards before committing funds.