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Based on my research into UIIC and their profile, I have some important observations to share regarding the use of Expert Advisors (EAs) for automated trading. UIIC primarily operates as an insurance company specializing in political risk coverage for investors and traders involved with Uzbekistan, rather than as a traditional forex broker offering retail trading platforms like MetaTrader. Their core services are focused on insurance solutions against risks such as expropriation and non-payment under letters of credit, not on providing access to spot forex, CFDs, or technological features typically associated with algorithmic trading. During my review, I found no mention of trading platforms—such as MT4 or MT5—that would support the use of EAs. The lack of clear information about any proprietary or third-party trading environment raises significant caution, especially for someone like me who relies on EAs for strategy automation and execution. Furthermore, UIIC’s FCA regulation is for insurance, not retail forex brokerage, and there are user complaints citing issues with fund withdrawals, which further signals high operational risk. From my experience, if a broker or intermediary cannot provide transparent information about platform access, algorithmic trading compatibility, and related infrastructure, I consider it unsafe to assume EA use is possible—or even advisable—until proper due diligence is completed. For now, I would not recommend relying on UIIC if you are specifically seeking an environment to deploy automated trading systems.