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Based on my own research and experience using Phillip Securities Group, I found that their approach to trading platforms is quite specialized compared to many other brokers in the forex industry. Instead of supporting widely-used platforms like MT4, MT5, or cTrader, Phillip Securities Group has developed their own suite of proprietary trading systems. These include Hulit City Online and Hulit City Mobile for a comprehensive trading experience, as well as Stock Easy (SATS) for beginners, Options Easy (OATS) for options traders, and Futures Trading (FATS) for those focusing on futures. For me, the absence of MT4, MT5, or cTrader is a notable difference—these platforms are industry standards, especially popular among forex traders for their algorithmic trading capabilities and extensive third-party tool integration. Choosing a broker that relies solely on proprietary software requires careful consideration. Security, functionality, and ease of use are all critical, and while Phillip’s platforms appear robust and offer full desktop and mobile support, I find it important to fully test any proprietary system before committing large capital. From a risk management and practical standpoint, I’m always cautious when brokers don’t offer demo accounts, and unfortunately, Phillip Securities Group does not currently provide this feature. Overall, if you’re an experienced trader comfortable with new platforms, their technology may suffice, but those who require MT4, MT5, or cTrader should be aware that these are not available here.