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Based on my careful review of the information available, I could not confirm that MC900 reliably supports automated trading via Expert Advisors (EAs) on their platform. What raises immediate concerns for me as a trader is the absence of verified regulatory oversight—MC900 is flagged with a suspicious regulatory license and a zero score on both the regulatory and risk management indexes. While their website and social media presence look active, these do not substitute for trustworthy regulation or clarity around platform features like EA compatibility. From my experience, reputable brokers offering EA functionality will have detailed documentation about supported platforms, such as MetaTrader 4 or 5, and often showcase their compatibility with algorithmic trading tools. Here, MC900 provides no explicit statement or visible assurance on this matter. Given these gaps, coupled with a warning about high potential risk, I would be extremely cautious. For me, it is essential that any broker I trust with automated strategies demonstrates transparent regulatory compliance, platform integrity, and clear support for the kind of trading tools I intend to use. Without this, I would not risk real funds or deploy EAs on MC900.