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Drawing from my years in forex and financial markets, I always make platform choice a key part of my broker assessment. When evaluating SSI, I immediately noticed a concerning lack of transparency regarding their trading platforms. The broker provides no clear information on whether they support universally trusted options like MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or cTrader. In my experience, reliable brokers will highlight their platforms, particularly if they offer major industry standards—after all, platform availability directly affects both trade execution and confidence in operations. The absence of a demo account, detailed platform specifications, or trading infrastructure details raises significant caution for me. I have learned that unregulated brokers, especially those not providing foundational user information, may limit traders’ abilities to properly evaluate risk, technological reliability, or actual costs. With SSI’s lack of regulatory oversight and no public disclosure about its trading software, I cannot confidently verify if well-known platforms such as MT4, MT5, or cTrader are supported at all. This uncertainty is a red flag. Personally, I would need verifiable details on platform technology, security, and order execution before considering engagement. Without this, my advice is to approach SSI very cautiously—if the platform cannot be clearly identified, the operational risk is simply too high for me.