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As someone who’s always evaluating new brokers for both manual and automated strategies, I approached BYDS with real caution. From what I could ascertain, the BYDS platform—which relies on proprietary software such as Boyi Master and Pocket Wealth—does not natively mention support for Expert Advisors (EAs), the sort of algorithmic trading tools I typically use on platforms like MetaTrader. This alone raises a flag for me, especially since EAs require an open, programmable environment and clear technical specifications, neither of which are offered transparently here. Equally important, BYDS is completely unregulated, which I find concerning from both a risk and security perspective. My policy as a trader is to avoid running any automated strategies—including EAs—on unregulated or opaque platforms, since there would be virtually no recourse if technical issues, execution anomalies, or withdrawal problems occurred. It’s also worth noting that user reports highlight serious complaints about fund withdrawals and even allege scam behavior—factors that further dissuade me from entrusting a trading bot or any substantial funds to this provider. In conclusion, unless verifiable compatibility with EAs is officially confirmed, and regulatory standards are improved, I would not consider BYDS a viable platform for automated trading. For me, the risks far outweigh any potential benefits.