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In my own experience and after closely reviewing NFS, I found that their offering is focused on an investment platform rather than traditional forex trading platforms. I did not find clear, verifiable evidence that NFS provides access to widely recognized platforms such as MT4, MT5, or cTrader. Instead, NFS appears to cater predominantly to EU clients and specializes in instruments like equities, unit trusts, investment trusts, capital investment bonds, and ETFs. The broker presents a platform where I could manage and monitor investment portfolios, including adjusting positions and tracking valuations in real time. However, for someone like me who is accustomed to the robust analytical tools and order execution features on MT4 or MT5, the absence of these platforms is a notable limitation. This conservative, advisory-driven model differs significantly from typical brokers that support active trading in forex or CFDs. Before considering NFS, I would be cautious and ensure that my investment needs align with their platform, especially if I require advanced trading tools or fast-paced markets common on MT4, MT5, or cTrader.