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From my experience reviewing brokers and considering what is available directly from Vita Markets’ provided details, I am unable to determine with certainty whether they offer popular trading platforms like MT4, MT5, or cTrader. The core information I was able to verify is that Vita Markets operates with a Cyprus Investment Firm license under CySEC and follows the STP model, which is generally positive from a transparency standpoint. Yet, the lack of explicit and accessible disclosure about the actual trading platforms offered stands out to me as a critical limitation. This omission makes it difficult for me, as a trader who prioritizes technological reliability and platform familiarity, to fully assess their suitability. MT4, MT5, and cTrader are industry standards, so the absence of such information leaves me hesitant. In my approach, I always prioritize established brokers who clearly communicate their platform availability, as this is essential not just for trading execution but also for integrating custom tools and risk management strategies. Due to these transparency gaps, I would advise thorough direct verification with Vita Markets before committing any capital, especially if your trading depends on a specific software environment.