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From my experience looking into UTRADE as a trader, I’ve found that their platform offering is very specific and, for someone accustomed to mainstream forex software, quite limited. UTRADE provides its own web-based trading platform and a proprietary mobile app, available on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. While the web and mobile interfaces are straightforward and give access to a wide range of Hong Kong-listed financial instruments, they do not support MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or cTrader. This absence of MT4 and MT5 is immediately noticeable for me, given that those platforms are industry standards for retail forex trading due to their advanced charting, automation, and broader community support. UTRADE’s self-developed platforms seem suitable for trading equities, ETFs, options, futures, and other regional products, but if you’re looking for forex-specific tools or the algorithmic trading capabilities that MT4 or cTrader provide, UTRADE does not accommodate this. For me, this limits the flexibility and customizability I value in a trading platform. In summary, UTRADE’s proprietary platforms may be strong for accessing Hong Kong markets but they don’t serve those of us looking for globally recognized multi-asset trading platforms. For traders reliant on MT4/MT5 or seeking forex and commodity trading, this is a significant consideration.