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In my years as a forex trader, platform compatibility and regulatory status are always at the forefront of my decision-making process. When evaluating RENADER FX, I immediately noticed a significant lack of transparency and regulatory oversight. The broker has been flagged as having "suspicious regulatory license" and "suspicious scope of business," and there is a direct warning about the absence of valid regulation. For me, this introduces a high level of risk, which in itself would make me cautious, no matter what features or services the broker might claim to offer. Regarding automated trading with Expert Advisors (EAs), I could not find any clear, verifiable details in their official profile to confirm EA compatibility. Reputable brokers normally provide comprehensive information about the trading platforms they support (such as MT4 or MT5), highlighting whether they permit the use of EAs. With RENADER FX, this key information is missing or ambiguous. In my experience, this lack of transparency is a red flag—especially if you are planning to rely on automated strategies. Ultimately, if automated trading is central to your approach, I would urge caution and suggest opting for a broker with established regulation, clear platform compatibility, and a track record of transparency. In my personal trading, I never compromise on these foundational aspects, regardless of the potential convenience of EA use elsewhere.