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From my careful assessment of Simplex Asset Management, based on the most reliable and current details available, I have not found any concrete evidence that the broker supports automated trading via Expert Advisors (EAs) on its offered platforms. My experience as a trader has taught me to look for explicit mentions of popular retail trading platforms such as MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5, which are typically where EAs can be used. In this case, Simplex Asset Management focuses primarily on active management of equities, ETFs, bonds, and private debt, and there is no confirmation that they offer retail forex trading platforms that are compatible with EAs. While they are regulated in Japan by the FSA and have a considerable operating history, I have not come across any documentation or user feedback highlighting the availability of automated trading tools. For me, this lack of clarity around trading platform features—and specifically the absence of any reference to EAs—is a significant consideration. In the forex trading world, transparency on platform functionality is essential, especially for those seeking to integrate algorithmic strategies. Given the available facts and my cautious approach to trading, I would not assume EAs are supported by Simplex Asset Management. Anyone specifically relying on automated trading would, in my judgment, need to directly verify platform features with the broker before committing funds or trading activity.