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As an experienced trader always cautious about the platforms and technology a broker offers, my first step is to look for clear indications of support for widely trusted platforms like MT4, MT5, or cTrader. With MBKET, I found that their services focus on an online trading platform called “KE World” and direct trading through investment consultants. There is no mention of support for MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, or cTrader in their current offerings. For me, the absence of these globally recognized trading systems raises important considerations. MT4 and MT5, in particular, have widespread reputations for transparency, robust technical analysis tools, and reliability, which independent traders like myself rely on. If a broker does not offer such platforms, it can limit compatibility with my existing trading strategies and makes it harder to assess the reliability of their order execution. While MBKET’s proprietary platforms might have their strengths, the lack of support for MT4, MT5, or cTrader makes me pause, especially as these are industry standards for a reason. I always lean towards brokers that support at least one of these platforms, since that supports consistency, expert advisor usage, and a higher level of transparency. This is even more critical with a broker that is unregulated, as it’s best to reduce technology risks as much as possible. For these reasons, MBKET’s platform options do not meet my personal requirements for a primary trading venue.