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In my experience evaluating Akatsuki, one of my first steps was always to confirm what trading platforms they actually support, since the choice of platform significantly affects both my trading strategies and execution quality. When reviewing Akatsuki’s details, I found that their core offerings focus on investment trusts, stocks, and bonds rather than typical forex pairs or leveraged derivatives. Importantly, there is no clear mention of MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or cTrader support in their provided information. This is a significant point for me, as these platforms are industry standards for many retail traders due to their robust tools and widespread third-party support. The absence of these platforms makes Akatsuki less suitable for those who rely on automated trading, advanced charting, or custom indicators. Instead, Akatsuki appears tailored more to traditional securities rather than active, short-term forex or CFD trading. Given the limited trading information and platform transparency, I would exercise substantial caution if, like me, you value direct access to established trading platforms. This lack of detailed platform information means the user experience and available trading tools could differ greatly from brokers who openly support MT4, MT5, or cTrader. For my needs, clear platform options and functionality are essential, so I see this as a considerable limitation for anyone seeking a modern, feature-rich trading environment.