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From my personal experience and after carefully reviewing RHB’s available information, I found that RHB primarily offers its own proprietary platform, called “RHB Share Trading.” This web-based platform is also available as a mobile app for both iOS and Android, which makes accessing trades convenient whether I’m at my desk or on the move. However, RHB does not support the commonly used third-party platforms such as MT4, MT5, or cTrader. For me, this limitation is significant because MT4 and MT5 are widely regarded as industry standards—they offer a broad range of technical indicators, expert advisors, and tools that many serious forex traders, myself included, have come to expect and rely on. Choosing a broker that doesn’t offer these well-known platforms could impact trading experience, especially if you depend on advanced charting or automated trading strategies. The proprietary platform might be sufficient for straightforward futures or equity trades, but it’s not comparable to the features and flexibility I’m used to with MT4 or MT5. For these reasons, I approach brokers without established third-party platform support with caution, particularly when considering long-term or high-frequency trading strategies.