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Based on my direct review of EA Capital, I can confirm that automated trading with Expert Advisors (EAs) is technically possible on their platforms, as they advertise both MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 with "Full License" status. Both MT4 and MT5 are globally recognized for supporting EAs, which is important for traders who rely on algorithmic strategies. However, as someone who prioritizes security and regulatory status when choosing a broker, I have serious reservations about using automated systems with EA Capital. The main concern arises from the suspicious nature of their regulatory license; the listed FSCA license appears to be a possible clone, which is a significant red flag in my experience. While their technological infrastructure shows signs of maturity, I am aware that unverified or clone licenses can lead to major trust issues, especially if I plan to let my trading algorithms operate unattended. Furthermore, transparency around company operations and oversight is limited, which only heightens my caution. For me, while the technical support for EAs is present, the underlying regulatory and trust issues make me very wary of trading—especially automated trading—on this platform. I would advise anyone considering EA Capital for algorithmic trading to approach with a high degree of skepticism and to prioritize brokers with clear, verifiable regulation above all.