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In my own experience researching The Capital Group, I found that their trading platforms are all proprietary and self-developed; they do not offer support for MT4, MT5, or cTrader. This is a critical consideration for traders like myself who value platform familiarity, advanced charting tools, and third-party integrations typically available with the more established platforms like MetaTrader or cTrader. The Capital Group has developed its own suite of trading applications—these appear to be quite popular locally, as evidenced by high download numbers, but no indication of MetaTrader or cTrader compatibility is present. For me, the lack of MT4/MT5 or cTrader support is significant, since these platforms offer features that I have come to rely on over the years such as automated trading, custom indicators, and broad community support. Relying on a proprietary system means I would need to adapt to new workflows and potentially face limitations in technical analysis or automation. Additionally, MT4 and MT5 are considered industry standards for Forex trading worldwide, so any broker lacking them could create challenges if I want portability or flexibility. While The Capital Group’s proprietary platforms might be suitable for traders focused exclusively on their supported products, I personally find the absence of MT4/MT5 or cTrader a notable drawback when evaluating brokers for currency trading or more advanced strategies.