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As someone who prioritizes platform stability and flexibility, I looked into Fortune’s available trading platforms with great care. For me, platform choice is fundamental, as it often determines both trading speed and the quality of analytical tools at my disposal. Based on what I gathered, Fortune offers the NSE Mobile App for mobile trading and the NOW trading platform for web-based access. These are standard platforms for trading equities and derivatives on the Indian National Stock Exchange, but to my disappointment, Fortune does not support widely preferred platforms like MT4, MT5, or cTrader. This limits my ability to use custom indicators, expert advisors, and the extensive community resources I’ve come to value with the more established forex and CFD platforms. Additionally, having spent years adapting my analysis and automation routines to MT4/MT5, the absence of integration is a significant drawback for me. While the available platforms may suit those focused strictly on Indian equities and derivatives, the lack of industry-standard options is an important limitation and, in my experience, restricts both strategy variety and convenience for globally active traders. Therefore, for anyone—like me—who depends on MT4, MT5, or cTrader, Fortune does not meet those needs.