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Based on my direct experience and careful review of key data, Neomarkets only provides its own proprietary trading platform, known as Neomarkets KZ, which is accessible via mobile (iOS/Android) and web. Importantly, as someone who values established industry standards, I noticed they do not support MetaTrader 4 (MT4), MetaTrader 5 (MT5), or cTrader. For me, this is a considerable drawback because platforms like MT4 and MT5 have withstood rigorous industry scrutiny, featuring advanced charting, reliable execution, and the support of well-developed expert advisor (EA) systems. The absence of these platforms at Neomarkets means I cannot use the automation tools or trading strategies I’ve built over the years on MT4 or MT5, nor leverage the third-party tools and robust community support those systems are known for. This limitation is particularly important for anyone accustomed to the analytical depth or reliability of those established platforms. Given Neomarkets’ lack of regulatory oversight, the reliance on an in-house trading solution only heightens my caution; proprietary platforms are typically less transparent and may not offer the same safeguards as the globally recognized alternatives. For me, this makes Neomarkets less appealing, especially when security and platform trustworthiness are paramount.