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Drawing from my personal experience as a forex trader, I understand how critical it is to have reliable support for Expert Advisors (EAs) if you rely on automated trading strategies. EBSI does provide access to MetaTrader 4 (MT4), a platform globally recognized for its compatibility with a wide range of EAs. When a broker claims a formal, full MT4 license—as EBSI does—it generally means traders can install and use EAs for algorithmic trading, backtesting, and real-time execution. However, I’d emphasize caution as part of my personal risk management approach. While EBSI’s MT4 offering is established and the technical infrastructure appears sound with mature system services, I always advise verifying that all automated features—especially those involving EAs—function as intended in your specific account type. Testing on a demo account, which has been described as functionally close to the live environment, is prudent before deploying EAs with real capital. Additionally, EBSI’s regulatory status with the SFC gives some reassurance regarding operational credibility, but with an unverified HKGX license and some medium risk flags noted, I would avoid extensive automation without first confirming with their support team that EA usage aligns with current platform policies. In summary, in my actual trading practice, I would feel reasonably confident that EBSI’s MT4 platform does support EAs, yet I would always seek direct confirmation and conduct small-scale tests before automating significant trades.