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In my direct experience, Errante does allow the use of Expert Advisors (EAs) on their trading platforms, including MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. This feature is often important for traders who rely on automated strategies, as it allows for consistent execution based on pre-defined rules. While Errante supports EA functionality, I always take a measured approach before deploying any automation. The reason I remain cautious is due to several factors highlighted through my research and user reports. Even though the technical allowance for EAs is present, Errante’s risk rating is notably high and the broker operates under both CySEC and offshore Seychelles regulation. The offshore component and multiple user complaints regarding withdrawals and account freezes make me extremely wary of allowing significant funds or unsupervised strategies to operate here. Particularly, issues related to sudden profit cancelation or frozen accounts, especially when profits were gained or during periods of heightened system scrutiny, could pose risk to automated strategies if, for example, the broker decides that certain EA behaviors violate their terms. From an execution standpoint, latency and slippage statistics reported are generally average. However, with advanced EAs, even these modest inefficiencies can impact strategy outcomes. Therefore, even though EAs are technically supported, practical experience tells me to keep positions small, rigorously test the logic in demo or micro accounts, and remain vigilant to any sudden platform restrictions or disputes over EA-based profits. In essence, while using EAs on Errante is possible, my approach is highly conservative given the broader operational and reputational risk factors evident from both personal observation and the experiences of other traders.