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In my own research and experience assessing Tiger Markets (test), I find it difficult to confidently recommend this broker for automated trading with Expert Advisors (EAs). Although the platform lists cTrader and references technical details commonly associated with EA support, including mentions of supported software and some infrastructure suited to algorithmic trading, there is a notable lack of specific, verifiable information stating that EAs are explicitly supported or function reliably here. What truly concerns me, however, are the multiple user reports of technical and withdrawal issues. Several traders have reported being unable to close profitable trades, facing ongoing withdrawal problems, and experiencing poor communication from the company when support is needed. In my experience with forex brokers, such issues can directly affect the stability and trustworthiness required for running any automated strategy. An EA relies on timely execution and a broker’s system integrity—if traders have trouble closing trades, an EA could perform unpredictably or result in greater losses. Regulation in Cyprus does offer a layer of oversight, but the “Suspicious Scope of Business” label and “medium potential risk” warning increase my caution. For anyone serious about employing automated strategies, platform transparency and prompt technical support are non-negotiable. Personally, without clear, positive, and specific proof of EA compatibility—especially amid concerning operational feedback—I would not risk automated trading with Tiger Markets (test) at this time.