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Based on my experience researching and evaluating various brokers, I can confirm that HMFS does not support popular global trading platforms like MT4, MT5, or cTrader. Instead, HMFS offers access to its own proprietary platform called "HMFS Insta Trade," which is available for both mobile and desktop users. For me, the absence of industry-standard platforms such as MT4 and MT5 is a significant limitation. These platforms are well-known for their robust analytical tools, automated trading features, and wide support within the trading community. Their absence means reduced flexibility and scalability, especially for those accustomed to complex strategies or seeking integration with third-party tools. In my opinion, trading exclusively on a proprietary platform can raise compatibility and transparency concerns. It often limits advanced charting and analytics options and may pose challenges when trying to transition from or compare with other brokers. Importantly, when a broker does not offer regulated or widely adopted platforms, I always approach with heightened caution, prioritizing the security and accessibility of both funds and trade data. As always, I make it a rule to thoroughly test any proprietary platform in a risk-free environment; unfortunately, HMFS does not provide demo accounts, making this type of evaluation difficult.