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From my personal experience as a trader, I always analyze not just platform availability but also regulatory status and the potential risks of any broker before considering features like automated trading with Expert Advisors (EAs). In the case of United Securities Co., they do offer the MetaTrader 5 (MT5) platform, which is well-known for supporting EAs and algorithmic trading. The MT5 platform generally allows traders to create, import, and run EAs, supporting automated strategies. For me, this technical capability is important, especially for testing and executing strategies efficiently. However, I have serious reservations due to more crucial factors. United Securities Co. operates without any valid regulatory oversight—something that, in my experience, vastly increases the risk to client funds and raises concerns about order execution integrity, withdrawals, and overall broker reliability. While access to MT5 suggests EAs might be used, the unregulated status means I would be hesitant, as there’s no external protection or recourse if issues arise. In summary, while the technical infrastructure for automated trading exists, the absence of regulation is a dealbreaker for me, and I urge extreme caution if you are considering EAs or any trading activity through such a provider. My top priority is always capital safety, and this should come before automation features.