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In my own research and direct review of Patria Finance, I found that they offer three main trading platforms: WebTrader, MobileTrader, and Indigo. These platforms are proprietary and self-developed, providing access via web and mobile devices. For me as an experienced trader, platform availability and reliability are essential factors in any broker evaluation. However, it is important to note that Patria Finance does not support MT4 (MetaTrader 4), MT5 (MetaTrader 5), or cTrader. This lack of industry-standard platforms immediately stands out to me. MT4, MT5, and cTrader are popular among traders for their robust charting, extensive tools, and a widespread support community. Their absence at Patria Finance suggests that traders who rely on custom indicators, automated strategies (EAs), or compatibility with third-party trading utilities would likely find the broker lacking in this regard. Additionally, the exclusive use of proprietary platforms can present unique limitations and learning curves, as these may not offer the same flexibility, transparency, or depth as more established industry platforms. Therefore, from both a professional and risk management standpoint, I approach Patria Finance’s platform offering with caution, particularly since the suitability and robustness of these platforms haven't been widely validated by the global trading community.