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In my experience as an independent forex trader, whenever I assess a broker like Applied Derivatives, my first step is to closely examine their regulatory standing and the transparency of their trading environment. With Applied Derivatives, the primary issue that stands out is their lack of valid regulatory oversight—according to all available data, they operate with a suspicious license and are flagged for high potential risk. This already raises major concerns for me, regardless of any other features or promised functionalities. Because a broker without credible regulation is rarely transparent about platform access and allowed tools, I approach the question of Expert Advisors (EAs) and automated trading with extra caution. The official sources for Applied Derivatives do not specify whether standard automated trading solutions such as EAs are supported on their trading platforms. Moreover, the absence of well-known platforms like MT4 or MT5—where EAs typically run—is notable. This lack of information leaves me unable to confirm the technical feasibility of deploying EAs with this broker. Given these uncertainties, I personally would not risk attempting to use automated systems with them. Even if EAs were technically supported, the overarching regulatory gaps and risk warnings would make me seriously question the safety of my funds and the integrity of any automated trading activity. For me, only regulated brokers with a clear record of supporting platform features and client protection merit consideration for such strategies.