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In my experience as a trader evaluating brokers for automated strategies, I always look for transparent information on supported platforms and the compatibility with Expert Advisors (EAs). With SSI, I found it particularly frustrating that there’s little to no information available regarding supported trading platforms at all, much less about EA usage. The broker does not disclose any details about offering industry-standard platforms such as MetaTrader 4 or 5, which are commonly used for deploying EAs. For me, the ability to use EAs is a critical factor in broker selection, especially when I’m looking to automate parts of my trading or test algorithmic strategies. In SSI’s case, the absence of a demo account and any published details on account types, platform features, or EA support raises significant uncertainties. This lack of clarity makes it practically impossible to determine whether SSI accommodates automated trading. Moreover, SSI is an unregulated broker with a “suspicious regulatory license” and a high potential risk rating. From a security and accountability standpoint, that’s a major concern for anyone intending to use automation, given the capital and technical exposure involved with EAs. Personally, I would be extremely cautious and would avoid attempting to use EAs with SSI unless the broker can clearly confirm platform compatibility and automation support in writing. For my own trading, I’d look elsewhere for a well-regulated broker that openly confirms EA capability before committing any funds.