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In my experience with Trade Capital Markets, the primary trading platform they offer is MetaTrader 4 (MT4). According to the broker’s own details, they hold a full MT4 license and have two MT4 servers, one for live trading and another for practice accounts. This is a positive sign, as MT4 is widely trusted for its reliability, technical analysis capabilities, and diversity of available trading tools. However, I found no evidence that Trade Capital Markets currently supports MetaTrader 5 (MT5) or cTrader. The broker’s infrastructure appears centered on MT4, and there’s no mention of MT5 or cTrader access either in their technical information or in feedback from other users. As someone who relies on platform flexibility for both strategy testing and live execution, I see this as a limitation, particularly if you are seeking advanced features only available in MT5 or prefer the cTrader environment. One thing I appreciate as a cautious trader is the transparency around their MT4 license, but I would recommend that anyone requiring MT5 or cTrader look elsewhere. In summary, expect robust MT4 support at Trade Capital Markets, but do not anticipate MT5 or cTrader options. I always consider a broker’s platform choices alongside regulation and user safety, and sticking with a well-supported platform like MT4 does offer a certain level of dependability here.