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As an experienced trader who emphasizes caution when evaluating brokers, I’ve found it important to thoroughly investigate which trading platforms Blackrock actually offers. Based on my careful review of their official profile and available documentation, Blackrock primarily positions itself as an institutional investment manager and provider of ETFs, mutual funds, and a broad range of asset management services. Nowhere in the core materials are platforms such as MT4, MT5, or cTrader mentioned as supported tools. This absence is significant for me because MT4, MT5, and cTrader are standard in the retail forex trading industry, typically used by brokers who cater directly to individual traders. Blackrock, by contrast, seems to operate in asset management and institutional investment rather than providing typical retail forex brokerage services. Additionally, the regulatory status and several flagged user complaints regarding withdrawal issues prompt added caution for anyone considering them for trading forex or CFDs in the manner one might expect from a retail broker. For my own trading, I require clear information about platform compatibility before committing funds. Given the lack of reference to MT4, MT5, or cTrader, it’s prudent not to assume such support exists with Blackrock. Anyone interested in hands-on forex trading should confirm—directly and in writing—which platforms are truly available and ensure they align with individual trading needs and experience.