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From my review of the available information, GMCU does not present itself as a forex or CFD broker in the conventional sense, and there’s no evidence to suggest that they support Expert Advisors (EAs) or automated trading systems. In my own trading journey, I always look for clear details about trading platforms offered—typically MetaTrader 4 or similar, which are commonly compatible with EAs. However, GMCU’s primary business appears to be retail banking and traditional financial products like loans, savings accounts, and insurance, rather than offering leveraged instruments or active trading environments. Their platform is identified as a mobile banking app, intended for account management rather than for market trading or automated strategy integration. I could not find any references to demo accounts, live trading features, or API access—red flags for anyone seeking to use EAs. Furthermore, the regulatory note that GMCU’s ASIC license status is “Exceeded” and classified with “Suspicious Scope of Business” only increases my caution regarding their suitability for any kind of automated trading activity. Given these facts, I would not consider GMCU appropriate for EAs or algorithmic trading. For me, as someone who relies on a transparent, reliable technology stack, this lack of support is a significant limitation, and I advise ensuring the broker you choose specifically advertises compatibility with automated solutions.