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After researching CEZ Hungary, it’s clear to me as a trader that their services are not designed for the typical forex or CFD trading environment where automated trading with Expert Advisors (EAs) is a consideration. In my own trading, I place significant importance on platform flexibility and regulatory oversight—both crucial for automated strategies. However, CEZ Hungary is focused exclusively on corporate electricity procurement, risk management, and hedging for clients consuming more than 15 GWh annually. This restricts their offering to large-scale business energy solutions rather than standard financial-market trading platforms. I also need to point out that CEZ Hungary is not regulated by any recognized financial authority, which adds another layer of risk for anyone seeking financial trading services. For me, the absence of regulation is non-negotiable, particularly when deploying EAs or other automated systems, where transparency and recourse matter most. In summary, CEZ Hungary does not provide forex, CFD, or retail market access, nor does it offer the infrastructure or regulation necessary for automated trading through EAs. I could not recommend CEZ Hungary for any form of algorithmic trading or retail trading activity, and I urge caution when evaluating such options.