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Based on my deep dive into China-Derivatives Futures’ available platforms and services, I’ve found that automated trading with conventional Expert Advisors (EAs), such as those commonly used in MetaTrader 4 or 5, is not directly supported. Their proprietary trading lineup—like the China-Derivatives Futures App, Boyi Client Cloud, Wenhua Finance, Yisheng Polar Star, and TradeBlazer—focuses on their own ecosystem and is tailored for PC and mobile use within the Chinese domestic market. These platforms may offer built-in trading tools or simulation capabilities, but there’s no clear indication that they facilitate third-party automated strategies or custom EA scripting. As someone who values transparency and the flexibility of algorithmic trading, this is an important point. Automated trading is highly sought after for its efficiency in executing strategies without emotional interference, but it also introduces unique risks, such as unexpected market reactions or software errors. For me, the inability to integrate familiar EAs has been a dealbreaker with some platforms in the past, especially when my strategy portfolio depends on tested scripts. Given that China-Derivatives Futures prioritizes regulation under CFFEX and seems to cater to a domestic audience with internal apps, I must proceed cautiously. Their platforms do not openly advertise the integration of widely recognized EA functionality. If fully automated trading with customizable EAs is a core requirement in your approach, my experience suggests seeking a broker with explicit support for such tools and confirming these capabilities directly with the provider before funding an account.