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In my careful assessment of M&G, the only trading platform explicitly supported is their proprietary myM&G web platform, which is accessible via PC, laptop, or tablet. In my experience as a trader, I have found that a broker offering industry-standard platforms such as MT4, MT5, or cTrader is often preferable, especially for those who value advanced charting, automated trading, and broad community resources. However, M&G does not appear to offer MT4, MT5, or cTrader access at this time. This is a noteworthy limitation for me, as the myM&G platform may lack certain features or flexibility that seasoned forex traders expect from MT4/5 or cTrader. I have also learned from experience that sticking with widely-used platforms tends to provide more reliable support, transparent order execution, and easier strategy implementation. Traders comfortable with web-based interfaces might find myM&G sufficient for basic investment and asset management needs. However, for active currency trading or sophisticated technical setups, the lack of support for major trading terminals is an important drawback I would not overlook in my own broker selection process. As always, I would urge others, particularly those who rely on specific trading tools, to proceed with extra caution and carefully consider whether this platform limitation fits their needs.