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From my experience investigating China Galaxy, their trading platform selection stood out as quite specialized. They provide access to SPTrader Pro, Galaxy Global Trading Terminals, Soft Token, and AAStocks. These platforms cater primarily to futures, options, and securities trading, and are available either on mobile or desktop. Personally, I found it limiting that widely-used platforms such as MT4 and MT5 are not supported at all—this is a notable drawback for traders accustomed to the robust charting and automation features these platforms offer. Similarly, there is no support for cTrader, which further restricts flexibility if you depend on that ecosystem. For me, the lack of MT4/MT5 or cTrader compatibility raises pragmatic concerns. These global platforms are industry standards for forex and algorithmic trading, so China Galaxy’s proprietary suite may feel unfamiliar, especially if you’re transitioning from a more forex-centric broker. The available platforms may suffice if you’re squarely focused on Hong Kong-listed futures or equity derivatives, but for those wanting a broader, multi-asset experience with familiar tools, this restriction is significant. I advise carefully considering whether China Galaxy’s platform lineup fits your technical needs before opening an account.