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In my experience as a forex trader, when evaluating whether a broker supports automated trading—specifically through Expert Advisors (EAs)—it’s crucial to look at their available trading platforms and the nature of their core services. After carefully reviewing United Trust Bank, I found no mention or evidence that they offer platforms accommodating EAs, such as MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5. Instead, the bank primarily provides services in savings, deposits, and a range of lending solutions, focusing on personal and business banking rather than traditional forex or CFD trading. For me, automated trading requires robust platform integration as well as technical infrastructure that supports EA deployment, including features such as VPS hosting and unrestricted algorithmic access. United Trust Bank’s offering appears to be centered around custom deposit products and lending rather than speculative trading. While the broker holds FCA regulation—which ensures a level of consumer protection—it does not appear to cater to the needs of algorithmic or automated traders at this time. As always, I would advise due diligence and direct inquiry with the broker if your strategy depends on EAs, since assuming capabilities not explicitly stated can expose you to operational risks. Personally, I would look elsewhere if EA trading is fundamental to my approach.