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Based on my deep dive into RGL’s operational profile, I have to say that there’s no clear evidence supporting the use of Expert Advisors (EAs) or any form of automated trading on their platforms. In my years of trading, choosing a broker for EAs requires transparent information about supported trading platforms, especially popular ones like MetaTrader 4 or 5. RGL, from what I found, appears to operate primarily as an Internet Service Provider with a wide range of IT and cloud services, rather than as a conventional forex broker. Their service listings—and crucially, their trading platform options—do not mention MetaTrader or any system typically compatible with EAs. Instead, their main interface for payments seems focused on general services (like the bKash app), not specialized trading software. The lack of regulatory oversight and transparency reinforces my caution, as I see no sign of the robust infrastructure necessary for secure automated trading. Without platform details, especially those with established EA integration, I would personally not consider RGL for algorithmic or automated strategies. For me, reliability and regulatory clarity are non-negotiable when entrusting my capital or letting an EA trade on my behalf, and RGL currently doesn’t meet this standard.