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Based on my review of Consilium as a broker, I do not have sufficient information to recommend or to verify the possibility of using Expert Advisors (EAs) for automated trading on their platforms. As someone who relies heavily on the ability to program and run EAs for strategy automation, I find Consilium’s lack of transparency concerning trading platforms problematic. The provided information only mentions that the broker allows trading in trusts, structured products, funds, and shares, and there is no explicit reference to support for popular platforms like MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5—platforms that natively enable EAs. Moreover, details such as minimum deposits, leverage, or even spreads are entirely absent, which makes it challenging for me to perform adequate due diligence or risk assessment. In my experience, reputable brokers offering robust EA and automation support are usually explicit about their platform compatibility, regulations, and account types. The absence of a demo account option and the warning flags regarding regulatory status further deepen my concern. Given these gaps and potential risks, I would advise a very cautious approach. For those, like me, who prioritize algorithmic or automated trading, I would not proceed with Consilium unless they provide clear, verifiable platform details that explicitly reference EA support. Responsible trading decisions rely on transparency and reliable infrastructure—both of which, in my view, are lacking here.