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From my direct review and investigation of United Securities Co., I noted that they currently offer trading through their own proprietary platform as well as MetaTrader 5 (MT5). As someone who has scrutinized various brokers over the years, I understand that platform availability can significantly influence trading decisions. In this case, United Securities Co. does not provide support for MetaTrader 4 (MT4) or cTrader, which may be limiting for traders who prefer or require those options. The focus on MT5 does imply access to more advanced charting and automation features than some older platforms, but for me, the lack of MT4 support stands out—since many traders, especially those with established strategies, are heavily reliant on that environment. The proprietary trading app is available across mobile, desktop, and web, which at least offers some flexibility for multi-device access. However, I strongly emphasize that, while platform choice is important, it is even more critical to consider the absence of credible regulation with this broker. Regardless of my experience with various trading platforms, I always prioritize safety and regulatory oversight above software preferences. For anyone considering United Securities Co., the risk profile related to this lack of regulatory status should weigh heavily in your decision, no matter how convenient or capable the platforms might seem.