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From my own trading experience and thorough review of StoneX, I found that StoneX offers its proprietary platform, StoneX One, for executing trades. I think it’s important for any trader—especially those who value flexibility—to know that industry-standard platforms like MT4, MT5, or cTrader are not supported here. Personally, this limitation has always been a decisive factor in my workflow since these platforms offer advanced charting, algorithmic trading, and a familiar interface for seasoned forex participants. With StoneX One, you can access a range of instruments including commodities, securities, FX, and digital assets, but the absence of MT4 or MT5 integration means that traders who rely on custom indicators, automated strategies, or third-party plugins will not find those options here. My assessment is that while StoneX One may serve basic execution needs, it does not match the versatility or community support that comes with established platforms like MT4 or MT5. For me, platform choice directly affects my ability to implement and backtest trading strategies, so this limitation is something I approach with caution. I advise anyone with similar requirements to evaluate whether StoneX One’s capabilities align with their trading style, and to approach with care given the current lack of regulation and platform choices.