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As an experienced forex trader, I always look for brokers that not only offer the trading features I need but also stand up to scrutiny in terms of safety and transparency. When evaluating IFC, I noticed they do provide online trading and allow clients to try the platform through a demo account. However, there’s a lack of detailed information about the specific trading platforms offered and, crucially, whether those platforms support Expert Advisors (EAs) for automated trading. EAs require compatibility with advanced trading platforms like MetaTrader 4 or 5, which are popular for this feature. In IFC’s case, I could not find any clear evidence that they offer MT4 or MT5, or any explicit mention of EA capability. This omission is a significant concern for me, as automated trading is a core part of my strategy and I would never risk deploying EAs without formal platform support and regulatory oversight. More importantly, IFC is currently unregulated. For me, this multiplies the risk, since regulation provides essential safeguards for my funds and trading activities. Even if EAs could be technically used—something which remains unclear—the lack of regulation means I’d have serious doubts about technical reliability and the safety of my capital. In my professional judgment, I would proceed with extreme caution and would not consider automated trading with EAs on IFC until both platform compatibility and regulatory status are fully clarified and independently verified.