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In my own experience as a forex trader seeking automation and flexibility, I've found that whether a broker supports Expert Advisors (EAs) is a fundamental consideration. Based on my careful review of Axis Bank's trading platforms, I noticed a critical limitation: Axis Bank only supports trading via its proprietary Axis Bank App, offered across desktop, mobile, and web devices. There is no mention of support for popular third-party platforms like MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5, which are widely recognized for enabling the use of EAs for automated trading. This is significant because, in the forex industry, reliable automated trading typically relies on established platforms with open support for programmable trading systems. Proprietary banking apps, in my experience, are generally focused on straightforward forex conversions and basic trading rather than supporting the advanced scripting and algorithmic tools that EAs require. Furthermore, Axis Bank offers a variety of account types and products but does not advertise or specify any infrastructure for automated or algorithmic trading. For me, the lack of regulatory oversight further underscores the risk, especially for those considering deploying automated trading strategies, which require robust risk management and technical transparency. Given these facts, it’s my cautious judgment that Axis Bank’s current platforms are not designed to accommodate EAs, and traders should manage their expectations accordingly. If automation is central to your strategy, exploring brokers with proven EA support on reputable platforms may be safer and more effective.